Category Archives: News

Peregrine Falcons Raising New Chicks On International Bridge
The pair of nesting peregrine falcons at the Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge have had a successful summer, with the raptors raising three chicks this year. Karl Hansen, bridge engineer for the I...
Jack Hall Jun 21, 2022

Chenier's Greenhouse Expands Into Dickinson County
Chenier's Greenhouse celebrated their addition of a second location, 801 US-2 in Norway by hosting a ribbon cutting. Chenier's Greenhouse is a local family business that started in 1976 in Gladstone. ...
Jack Hall Jun 21, 2022

FBI: City Of Escanaba Victimized In Case Of Missing Money
Police say they've gotten to the bottom of the missing 29-thousand dollars from the City of Escanaba. And there was no wrongdoing on the part of any Escanaba city employee. The Escanaba Public Safety ...
Jack Hall Jun 20, 2022

Escanaba Municipal Beach Opens For The Season
The Escanaba Municipal Beach opened for the season on Monday. Hours will be 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. seven days a week with certified lifeguards. The City of Escanaba Recreation Department realizes the...
Jack Hall Jun 20, 2022

State To Pay $200,000 In Attorneys Fees Over Whitmer Orders
More than a year and a half after a victory at the Michigan Supreme Court, the state will pay the Mackinac Center for Public Policy $200,000 in attorneys fees. The payments come after the court overtu...
Jack Hall Jun 20, 2022

Blood Drive Being Held Tuesday At St. Francis Hospital
Escanaba's St. Francis Hospital has e a blood drive taking place on Tuesday and still have 11 spots to fill over the lunch hour - from 11:45 a.m. - 12:55 p.m. As summer heats up, there is always an in...
Jack Hall Jun 20, 2022

Arts/Culture Grant-Writing Workshops Set In Four U.P. Cities
The Michigan Arts and Culture Council is currently accepting mini-grant applications for the 2023 fiscal year. This June, the Upper Peninsula Arts and Culture Alliance will present a series of worksho...
Jack Hall Jun 20, 2022

McArthur Lock Re-Opening In Sault After Lengthy Closure
The Soo Locks' MacArthur Lock was scheduled to re-open to marine traffic Sunday, after completing a critical repair that took longer than expected. The MacArthur lock was set to reopen in late April b...
Jack Hall Jun 20, 2022

Bay College Announces Winter Semester Dean's List
Bay de Noc Community College announces the names of the students who have earned recognition and membership to the Dean's List for attainment of scholarly excellence during the Winter 2022 Semester. T...
Jack Hall Jun 20, 2022

Water Repairs Start Monday On Escanaba's South 15th Street
Monday, June 20th work to begin on the blocks from 1st Ave to 5th Avenue on S. 15th Street. The city of Escanaba will be conducting work in this area for water service replacements. Road closures and ...
Jack Hall Jun 19, 2022

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