Category Archives: News

Pat Rickley, perhaps the most-recognized toll collector at the Mackinac Bridge, retires this weekend. For just short of 30 years, Rickley has served as an ambassador of sorts at the Mackinac Bridge, o...

First National Bank & Trust announces the retirement of Chief Executive Officer David Kashian after thirty years of service. Mr. Kashian began his career at First National Bank & Trust in 1993...

Students planning to pursue a bachelor's degree in computer science have a clear transfer pathway with Bay College and Lake Superior State University's (LSSU) transfer agreement. By using the newly si...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has announced office hours and available services for two field offices in Crystal Falls in Iron County and Norway in Dickinson County. Both the DNR field ...

Public Health Delta & Menominee Counties (PHDM) continues to work with Billerud Paper Mill, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health ...

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is investing about $2 million to replace a culvert on M-123 over Otto/Brant Creek in Luce County. Work includes scour countermeasures, riprap, guardrai...

CLICK TO HEAR COMMENTS FROM BAY COLLEGE PRESIDENT LAURA COLEMAN Bay College has signed a new agreement with another Upper Peninsula college to give students another option to get a four-year degree in...

Lasco Development Corporation, a leading provider of innovative tools, applications, and services for financial institutions, is delighted to announce a strategic partnership with Peninsula Fiber Netw...

State Rep. Helena Scott (D-Detroit), chair of the Energy, Communications, and Technology Committee, held a press conference today announcing details of the Energy Reliability, Resilience and Accountab...

A bridge replacement project along the Donken-Tapiola Road is expected to delay motorists over an 8-week construction period, beginning early next month. Mobilization of the project to install an arch...