Category Archives: News

The number of regional influenza cases has shown a significant decline over the past weeks. As a result, OSF HealthCare St. Francis Hospital & Medical Group, is discontinuing their request for the...

The C-B-C radioathon in Manistique is being labeled a success. The 52nd annual event, broadcast from the Manistique High School on WTIQ 1490, raised more than 65-thousand dollars, which organizers say...

Returning the former State Fairgrounds back into productive use for the community and tax rolls nears completion as Magic Plus, LLC closed on their 16-acre property acquisition today, noted Michigan L...

The League of Women Voters of Michigan, Marquette County Member-at-Large State Unit urges voters to learn about the Sinking Fund Millage Proposal for the Gwinn Area Community Schools that will be on t...

CLICK TO HEAR JACK HALL'S INTERVIEW WITH DAN WEINGARTEN, M-DOT The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is reconstructing US-41/M-28 between Marquette County Road (CR) 492 to just west of Bric...

The walkway on the south side of the 200 block of W. Washington St., located between 231 W. Washington St. and 239 W. Washington St., will be closed Monday, April 15, 2019 for complete reconstruction ...

The Hiawatha Music Coop announces their upcoming trio of traditional music events. The next concert in the 2019 "Hiawatha on TAAP" (Traditional Acoustic Arts Performance) series is on Wednesday, April...

The Delta Schoolcraft Intermediate School District (DSISD) and Bay College will present, "Breaking Down the Barriers of Autism," a live presentation and documentary film. Bay College will show the fil...

Registration is open for this summer's "Becoming an Outdoors Woman" program, which is set for May 31 - June 2, in Marquette County. This will mark the 22nd annual summer BOW gathering for women, 18 an...

There were concerns over Brian Jacobson's ability to make a full recovery. His whole left side was paralyzed, rendering him immobile. He struggled with his balance and required multiple people to assi...