Two Nigerian men have been sentenced in federal court related to the death of a Marquette teen in 2022. Sameul and Sampson Ogoshi of Lagos Nigeria, were sentenced today in Marquette at the Federal District Court of West Michigan. Both men will spend 210 months in jail for the sexual …
Read More »Hancock Ends Summer with a Ball Drop, Street Dance, and More Fun
The end has come. But that won’t keep Hancock from celebrating a great end to a great summer. Last year Hancock introduced the End of Summer Celebration to the Copper Country. Inviting the community to downtown, activities on the Quincy Green, and backyard tournaments in local parks. The whole day …
Read More »Copper Shores Victim Support and Michigan Technological University Team Up to Make Bracelets for Hope
Copper Shores Community Health Foundation and Michigan Technological University team up to support victims of sexual assault. Next Thursday Copper Shores Victim Support and Michigan Tech will host the Bracelets for Survivors event on Walker Lawn near campus. The event is open to students, faculty, and residents who want to …
Read More »Michigan Technological University Invites Students to K Day in Chassell
Students at Michigan Technological University have a large world to explore after college. However, while in Houghton, students will explore the Keweenaw Peninsula over four years. At the start of each school year, the university hosts a day for students to learn more about the professional, recreation student organizations during …
Read More »The Copper Shores community Health Foundation Begins Accepting Giving Tuesday Non Profit Applications
Each year the Copper Country shows immense support for the region’s non-profit organizations working throughout communities. Giving Tuesday for several years has raised over three million dollars. The day of giving with the Copper Shores Community Heath Foundation enjoys seeing many non-profits and residents getting involved. Recently the foundation opened …
Read More »The Keweenaw Family Resource Center Welcomes Fathers into the 24:7 Dad Program
Father figures play large roles in the lives of children. Over the past few months, the Keweenaw Family Resource Center has hosted Dad Cafés in the region to bring together fathers and talk about parenting challenges and growth. Soon the Resource Center plans to host a more thorough course for …
Read More »The Rozsa Soiree Features Gina Chavez as a Part of the Rozsa Center’s Season Kick-off
With the start of a new school year at Michigan Tech. Comes a brand new presenting series season at the Rozsa Center on campus. Each year the presenting season brings in top-tier talented musicians and speakers for the copper country. On Friday the Rozsa Center plans to kick off the …
Read More »Highland Copper Name Wynard van Dyk as the Copperwood Mine Project Manager
Highland Copper names the Copperwood Mine Project’s project manager. Dr. Wynard van Dyk has been named by the Highland Copper Company as the Copperwood Mine project’s project manager. Van Dyk has 30 years of senior executive experience working in mining metallurgy, and capital projects. He began his career with DeBeers …
Read More »Geek U.P. Supports the Husky Food Access Network’s Student Pantry in 2024
The Copper Country’s favorite Comic con festival returns to Michigan Tech’s campus on Saturday. The 6th annual GEEK U.P. brings together all aspects of pop culture with comic books, video games, cosplay, art, and a panel with creators. The six-hour festival will take over the Memorial Union Building with activities …
Read More »Copper Country Business Leaders Enjoy a Day of Golf and Networking with the Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce
Blue skies, a slight breeze, and plenty of friends to share the golf course with. Today the Keweenaw Chamber of Commerce hosted its 26th annual golf outing. The event acts as a way for the chamber to fund raise money supporting ribbon cutting, grand opening, speaker presentations, and more throughout …
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