In the land of the great lakes boating adventures are second nature to the region’s residents. Michigan DNR encourages boaters to renew their watercraft licenses before the start of the season, as well as shares tips about preparing for a summer of fun. The department hopes to encourage boat owners …
Read More »Copper Country Associated Artists Hosting Open House and Grand Re-Opening of the Calumet Gallery
The Copper Country inspires many artists to create captivating pieces of artwork. Tomorrow the Copper Country Associated Artists will bring many of those artists together for a grand re-opening of the CCAA gallery. The re-opening ceremony tomorrow afternoon will include drink and food refreshments, music, door prizes, and a clay art demonstration …
Read More »Hancock Plans to Hire a Worker for the Campground
Hancock’s campground brings many visitors to the city each year. The city of Hancock seeks to hire a campground worker for the summer camping season who will help with maintenance at the city camping park. The role is a part-time position, working up to 25 hours per week. The position will work nights and weekends from May 15th to …
Read More »CCISD Special Education Parent Advisory Committee Recognizes Educators that Make a Difference
The Copper Country ISD Special Education Parent Advisory Committee proudly presents awards to special educators who make a difference in their students’ lives. Recently the CCISD Special Education Parent Advisory Committee held its annual awards ceremony to recognize exceptional educators who contribute to supportive successful learning environments for students with disabilities. PAC Co-Chair Jen …
Read More »MDOT will Work on the Portage Lake Lift Bridge Next Week
MDOT crews will return to work on the Portage Lake lift bridge on Monday. The Michigan of Department of Transportation will conduct work on the Portage Lake Lift Bridge over two days next week to perform deck maintenance. Work will begin between 6:30 am and 2:30 pm on Monday and Tuesday. Travelers …
Read More »Mom Prom Supports Families with the High Cost of Adoption
Mom Prom Keweenaw proudly returns to the Keweenaw Peninsula to support adoptive families in the region. Next week Mom Prom Keweenaw will invite the ladies of the Copper Country to a special night of dancing, refreshments, and a night away from the husband and kids. The event returned last year …
Read More »Copper Harbor Trails Partially Open to Start the Mountain Biking Season
Copper Harbor Trails Club invites mountain bikers to return to the trails now that the system has partially opened. Copper Harbor Trails Club says that the main trail network near the town has opened to the public. However, some trails further out, such as East Bluff, are not ready for activity yet. …
Read More »Missing Adella Shores Steamship Discovered 650 Feet Below Lake Superior’s Waters
A ship that went missing near Whitefish Point has been discovered at the bottom of Lake Superior. The Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society announced yesterday the discovery of the Adella Shores steamship that had gone missing on May 1st, 1909. Went Missing describes vessels that left the dock and were never seen …
Read More »Houghton Begins Reviewing Budget Proposals for 2024-25
Houghton has begun working on the city’s 2024-25 budget. Last night the city council held the second budget work session to review department revenues and allocation proposals for the coming year. City Manager Eric Waara led the council through the city’s public improvement, Parking, Water, Sewer, Employee benefit, and equipment fund detailing how each department brings money into …
Read More »Upper Peninsula Tourism Leaders Applaud State’s Pure Michigan Budget Allocation
Upper Peninsula travel organizations applaud the state house’s recent 50 million dollar Pure Michigan Proposal. In the recently passed State House Budget proposal included a 50 million dollar allocation to enhance and expand tourism marketing efforts showcasing Michigan’s attractive wilderness with the flagship Pure Michigan campaign. Director of the Upper Peninsula Travel and Recreation Association Tom Nemacheck says that over the years the …
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