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Out in Ontonagon County, a patch of land, with a fishing pond, a cabin and a camp helps people build confidence. Camp Josh provides space for disabled residents, and veterans a place to meet in the ou...

Organizers of the annual Bridgefest celebration in Houghton and Hancock have announced a date change. Traditionally held on Father's Day weekend, the festival is being moved up a week, and will be hel...

Freshly becoming a 501c 3 organization can make a big difference for a non-profit that's worked in our communities since 2014. Including joining Copper Shores and other non-profits at the 2025 Giving ...

Parking tickets could help students stay fed and on campus. Recently in Michigan Tech's The Lode, a student published an article sharing the Husky FAN Pantry will collect donations from students hopin...

Communities in the Copper Country are growing in popularity. More people have been visiting the region over the past decade. And some have even stuck in roots to set up a life for themselves. With gro...

For five years, the Alfred Erickson American Legion Post 186 in Hancock has sent care packages across the globe. Delivering a taste of the Upper Peninsula and some holiday joy to active duty serviceme...

After years of work, the Keweenaw snowmobile Club has a new home. Moving the club's groomer barn and maintenance garage from Ahmeek to calumet took many partners to get the job done. In 2023, the Kewe...

In Calumet, a building sits at the end of fifth street to provide the community with what they need. Over many years, the copper country angel mission has worked to keep the community fed, warm, and r...

Hancock Public Schools' (HPS) voters approved a $13 million referendum bond in Tuesday's Nov. 4 election. Leading up to election day, the district explained that this was an opportunity to redress its...

Connecting with the community helps bring awareness to domestic violence issues in the copper country. Building stronger connections to a support system means victims of assault have people they can r...