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International Frisbee Tournament

For the fourth year in a row, Calumet was home to the Coca-Cola International Guts Frisbee Tournament this past weekend. Teams from far and near made their way to Agassiz Field to throw their discs at unbelievable speeds in hopes of leading their team to victory. Tournament Director Tom Tikkanen …

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August Primary Registration Deadline

If you want to vote in the August primary – you’ll need to register today. Today is the deadline for registration to participate in the August 5 primary. In Michigan, all 83 counties will hold elections on that date. The primary will feature party runoffs for State House and Senate, …

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DNR Grants Available

The Department of Natural Resources has announced it is accepting applications for wildlife habitat improvement grants for 2015. They’re due August 12. Minimum grants are $15,000 and there is about $1 million total available for the cycle. For an application, click here.

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Kids More Active

According to a new study, even though childhood obesity continues to be a problem, more adults say kids are getting more opportunities to be active. The survey from the University of Michigan found, in 2013, 61-percent of adults reported “lots of opportunity” for young children to get physical activity. That’s …

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Highland Reports Positive White Pine Tests

Deposits in the area known as White Pine North seem to contain copper in similar amounts to that produced by the old White Pine Mine. During its four decades of operation, material removed from the former White Pine operation averaged 1.14 percent copper. Nine test holes drilled this spring by …

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L’Anse to Repave Main, Broad Streets

The Village of L’Anse is about to get smoother. The State of Michigan is sending 675-thousand dollars to help repave the Broad Street/Main Street corridor. Village Manager Bob LaFave says the top layers of old pavement will be removed… and new pavement laid… from the intersection of US-41 and Broad …

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Highway Projects Halt for Holiday

Most highway construction projects in Michigan have shut down for the long weekend, to allow for easier traveling. M-26 between Hancock and Dollar Bay will have a lane open in each direction on a temporary roadway. If you’re heading west, eastbound US-2 in Ironwood and Hurley will remain closed. A …

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Lumberjack Queen Crowned, Fourth Is Celebrated

Baraga Lumberjack Days is underway. Last night, Grand Marshals Phyllis Maki and Lola Gerard were honored at the opening ceremony. Both have been involved with the Lumberjack Days committee as volunteers for nearly four decades. 11 young ladies competed to be named this year’s Lumberjack Queen. The winner is Sonja …

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State Searching for Christmas Tree

As we celebrate the theoretical midpoint of summer, the State of Michigan is already looking forward to Christmas. The search is underway for this year’s official state Christmas tree. To be eligible, the tree must be a spruce or a fir… at least 65 feet high, with a maximum crown …

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Toddler Found in Ishpeming Meth House

Three Marquette County residents were arraigned yesterday on charges they were running a meth lab in a home in Ishpeming. 46-year-old Robert Kangas, Jr., of Marquette… 32-year-old Candice Bonner of Ishpeming… and 18-year-old Taylor Trezona, of Big Bay are being held in jail on $100,000 bonds. Ishpeming police say they …

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