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Houghton High School earns Top 500 STEM school rank from U.S. News

Houghton High School earns a spot among the top 2000 STEM-focused schools in the country. Recently U.S. News and World Report released the outlet’s annual high school rankings for schools across the United States. Houghton High School earned its place at 364 based on student participation and success in AP …

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Michigan DNR encourages antlerless deer harvests

Bow hunters have already entered the woods. In less than a month deer rifle hunting season will open in Michigan. This year the Michigan Department of Natural Resources shares the importance of an antlerless harvest. While many hunters often focus on finding a trophy buck to tag, doe tags can …

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MDOT conducts intersection study of US-2/M-28 in Gogebic County

The Michigan Department of Transportation will create a four-way stop in Gogebic County on Thursday. The Department of Transportation has announced it will create a temporary four-way stop at the intersection of US 2 and M 28 in Wakefield, starting Thursday. The department will complete a study in the area …

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Northern Michigan University invites indigenous artists to the inaugural Indigenous Perspectives Symposium in November

Northern Michigan University hosts the Indigenous Perspectives Symposium in November. The inaugural Indigenous Perspective Symposium will bring together native American artists from across the region to share perspectives on various forms of media. Keynote Pearker Johnathon Thunder from the Red Lake Ojibwe Tribe will present his journey as an Indigenous …

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Houghton County completes election testing, and prepares for early voting

Houghton County has completed testing for the start of the early voting center. County Clerk Jenn Kelly led a team of three poll workers, with the election commission in person to oversee testing. Kelly says that workers ran test ballots for each precinct. So Judge Frazier-Strohm and Treasurer Lisa Mattila, …

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Breast cancer can impact anyone

Pink ribbons are a common sight around October for breast cancer awareness. On Wednesday UPHS Portage will host its Breast Cancer Awareness dinner presentation with Doctor Goodwin. Community Health Coordinator Angela Luskin says that the program welcomes everyone from the Copper Country to learn about how cancer develops and the …

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MDOT starts closing roadside parks in Michigan next week

Michigan’s roadside parks will close for the winter soon. Next Thursday the Michigan Department of Transportation will finish closing roadside turnouts and parks across the state. Several locations downstate will begin closing sites on the 29th. Two parks will remain open, both are located downstate on M140 and M46. The …

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The Copper Country Community Arts Center opens the Northern Woods Youth Art Exhibit

The Copper Country has many talented artists. Some even start from a young age. Recently the Copper Country Community Arts Center opened the Northern Woods Youth Art Exhibition. The exhibit features artwork from local youth. The CCCAC asked youth to create artwork capturing their favorite outdoor places or things in …

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Au Train Township shares how to complete an absentee ballot

This story was produced originally by My UP News Anchor Rebecca Bartleme. Find the Original story here. Au Train Township is sharing information on how to fill out your absentee ballot if that’s the route you plan on using. Here’s what they say. To vote, completely darken the box opposite …

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Farmers keep markets open at the Drill Shop during the cool season

Even though the tents have closed up in Calumet, Hancock, and Houghton’s parks for summer markets. The From the Ground Farmer’s Market Collective has moved indoors. Last year the collective introduced the indoor farmer’s market closing out the farmer’s market seasons in the Copper Country. The markets feature several of …

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