Yoopers for Ukraine return home after visiting Washington DC and meeting with Representative Jack Bergman. Last week Yoopers for Ukraine joined many supporters from around the United States in D.C. for the American Coalition for Ukraine Spring Summit. While at the summit Yoopers for Ukraine Co-founder Nadija Packuaksas was named …
Read More »L’Anse Releases Proposed Master Plan Update, Seeks DDA Façade and Beautification Grant Applications
The proposed revised master plan for the Village of L’Anse is being released to the public for comment. The quinquennial update has been in the works for nearly a year, under the auspices of the village’s planning committee. The proposed update will be posted on the village’s website, and a …
Read More »Copper Country Ford and Ford Motor Donate Vehicle for Educational Opportunities with CCISD Career and Technical Education
The Ford Motor Company and Copper Country Ford commit a donation to the Copper Country ISD Career and Technical Education program to further automotive educational opportunities. Ford and Copper Country Ford recently donated a 2012 Ford Focus to the CCISD CTE Automotive Technology Program to support automotive student education and skill development. …
Read More »Michelle Scherer Selected to Lead Michigan Tech’s College of Engineering
Michigan Technological University has a new Dean of the College of Engineering. Michelle Scherer has been selected by the university to lead the College of Engineering. She will begin her role with the university on July 1st, after a months-long national search. Scherer was selected by a search committee made …
Read More »Drought Relief Coming to Houghton County
Winter was rough on many area businesses that rely on the regular snowfall that drops in the Upper Great Lakes. In March Michigan was able to secure the SBA disaster loan program for more than 40 counties between the Lower and Upper Peninsula for a drought declaration on February 20th. …
Read More »Keweenaw Land Trust and Visit Keweenaw will Celebrate Earth Day with a Planting Party Today
A regular tradition to celebrate Earth Day each year starts with planting a tree. This year to celebrate Earth Day the Keweenaw Land Trust and Visit Keweenaw will ask for volunteers to repot over a thousand native plant seedlings. The seedlings are a part of the KLT Nursery that the …
Read More »Chang Park, Zazil Santizo Huerta, and Vincent Skylar Barfield will Deliver Addresses at Michigan Technological University’s 2024 Spring Commencement
Michigan Technological University’s spring graduates will turn the page to a new chapter after Friday. This year’s commencement ceremony will include three speakers to guide the graduates as they take their first steps. Chang Park, President and CEO of Universal Remote Control Incorporated will return to his alma mater to …
Read More »NMU Seeks Students and Projects for the Rural Leadership Fellowship Program
Northern Michigan University seeks students and projects for the second cohort of its Rural Leadership Fellowship Program. The university’s rural leadership program immerses students in project-based learning opportunities that support Upper Peninsula economic and community projects. Rural Leadership Fellowships focus on graduate students enrolled in NMU’s Master of Public Administration …
Read More »UPHS – Portage Invites the Community to Shuffle Tomorrow
The first race weekend in the Copper Country will start tomorrow morning with the 2024 Sisu Shuffle. While not a directly competitive running event. Sisu Shuffle offers the first opportunity for runners and walkers to lace up their shoes and get out for the running season. This year the shuffle will make a return to …
Read More »Becoming a Member of the Chamber in the Keweenaw
Locals are the backbone of businesses in the Keweenaw Peninsula. No one knows that better than the Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber works to promote small businesses opening their first brick-and-mortar storefront as well as welcomes regional businesses to the community. “Yeah, we’re in our fourth annual membership drive. We do it in April. It’s kind of halfway …
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