Category Archives: News

A circus coming to Houghton will take the town back in time
A medieval circus is coming to Houghton this holiday weekend, promising to transport visitors to another era with knights, magic and high-flying acts. The Kingdom of Wonders Medieval Circus runs July ...
Thomas Fournier Jun 23, 2026

Michigan Technological University partners with Mantra Health to provide services to 7,500 students on campus
Michigan Technological University will partner with Mantra Health beginning July 1 to deliver mental health and well-being services to its 7,500 students through a new Center for Student Mental Health...
Thomas Fournier Jun 23, 2026

Hancock Public Schools Library moves closer to contract solution
The Hancock Public Schools Board of Education authorized Superintendent Chris Salani to spend up to $30,000 Monday as a baseline to maintain student library services. The board will also have Salani w...
Thomas Fournier Jun 23, 2026

WUPPDR begins collecting responses to the Houghton County Hazard Mitigation Plan Survey
The Western Upper Peninsula Planning and Development Region (WUPPDR) last week began collecting responses to the 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update and Community Survey for Houghton County. The survey...
Thomas Fournier Jun 22, 2026

Pride Market returns in June for the second year
The Copper Country's Pride Market returns for its second year, setting up inside the Orpheum Theatre on June 28. The market gathers 20 LGBTQIA+ artists and makers to share artisan-made soap, jewelry, ...
Thomas Fournier Jun 22, 2026

Keweenaw Community Foundation announces 2026 spring grant cycle recipients
Spring marks a time of regrowth and renewed commitments. Last week, the Keweenaw Community Foundation announced it continues to commit support for a variety of causes in the Keweenaw Peninsula, sharin...
Thomas Fournier Jun 22, 2026

EPA, EGLE, and Honeywell begin clean-up work in Torch Lake
The Environmental Protection Agency, EGLE and Honeywell met with the Lake Linden community this spring to share information about an environmental cleanup project starting this summer in Torch Lake. C...
Thomas Fournier Jun 22, 2026

Estonia, Finland and Hungary visit Hancock for the Summer Solstice
hree foreign dignitaries made Hancock a destination Friday, joining the city's Juhannus summer solstice celebration and sharing their vision for growing Finno-Ugric connections in the United States. F...
Thomas Fournier Jun 19, 2026

6th annual KORC spring clean-up removes 4,300 pounds of refuse from the Keweenaw Peninsula
More than 75 volunteers helped the Keweenaw Outdoor Recreation Coalition remove 4,300 pounds of trash from the Keweenaw Peninsula during the organization's sixth annual spring cleanup in May. Voluntee...
Thomas Fournier Jun 19, 2026

CLK Schools seeks $21.85 m bond renewal at August 4th election
Calumet-Laurium-Keweenaw Schools is asking voters to approve a $21.85 million bond renewal on Aug. 4 to fund targeted improvements to aging building systems across the district. Heating, ventilation, ...
Thomas Fournier Jun 19, 2026






