Category Archives: News

Fourteen area residents have successfully completed their requirements for a bachelor's degree and graduated following the Spring (January) 2019 semester from Lake Superior State University (LSSU). Gr...

State Rep. Sara Cambensy (D-Marquette) introduced House Resolution 138 today to declare June 22 as Michigan Mountain Biking Day to recognize the state's many trails and destinations, as well as Michig...

At least 150 people are registered to participate in the Inaugural Michigan Women Veterans 5K Run/Walk Saturday June 22 in downtown Lansing. The event steps off at 9 a.m. following brief comments by M...

The Escanaba City Council last night began the process of redrawing the lines of the Downtown Development Authority. The move would remove the land where the old county jail is located from the D-D-A ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, in cooperation with the Seney Natural History Association, invites you to participate in the 30th annual Children's Fishing Day Saturday, June 22nd at Seney Nationa...

On Thursday, May 23, 2019, Edward Lawrence Tallman III pled guilty to Homicide Murder in the 2nd degree. Other charges were dismissed. He was previously charged with: Homicide - Felony Murder Home Inv...

Attorney General Dana Nessel announced today that her office has charged Cissy McGahan, 32, of Gladstone, with Vulnerable Adult Abuse in the 4th Degree, a misdemeanor. McGahan was a nurse aide at Bish...

The Menominee County Fair Received a grant from the M&M area Community Foundations spring grant cycle. By receiving this grant, the fair will be able to have a lumberjack show come out to the fair...

The Michigan House and state Rep. Beau LaFave today approved a plan to help farmers whose crops have been delayed or damaged by this spring's record-setting rain. The plan would help private lenders p...

The Michigan Senate voted unanimously to approve House Bill 4227 this week, moving it one step closer to becoming law. Introduced by state Rep. Sara Cambensy (D-Marquette) in February, the bill would ...