Category Archives: News

Michigan Expanding Bottle, Can Return Options October 5
Michiganders seeking their 10-cent deposit on bottles and cans will soon have more options for redeeming their deposits, according to the Michigan Department of Treasury. With the beginning of "Phase ...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020

Manistique Woman Joins Superior Health Foundation Board
Sara Giles of Manistique is the newest member of the Superior Health Foundation's Board of Directors. Currently the marketing director of Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital (SMH) and member of the Senior L...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020

First Military, Overseas Ballots Sent For November Election
As of Saturday, Sept. 19, Michigan clerks have sent military and overseas voter (MOVE) absentee ballots to those who requested them. Clerks will continue to mail ballots upon request on an ongoing bas...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020

Sault Downtown Development Authority Hires New Director
The Sault Ste. Marie Downtown Development Authority Board of Directors is pleased to announce the hiring of a new executive director. Kayla Nicholson, most recently employed at Lake Superior State Uni...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020

Florence County, Wisconsin Reports First COVID-19 Death
A person in Florence County has died due to complications from Covid-19. The death is the first in Florence County due to the virus. Health department did not release additional details or the identit...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020

Wisconsin Doles Out Federal CARES Act Money For Farmers
The numbers are in from the second round of the Wisconsin Farm Support Program, a joint program between the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP), and the Wiscons...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020

State Takes Action Against Businesses Violating Whitmer's Orders
The Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) has issued emergency suspensions of the liquor licenses held by Michigan businesses in Muskegon Heights, Conklin, and Grand Rapids. Licensees' multiple vi...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020

Upper Peninsula Fall Colors Starting To Sprout
There is only one thing to do as Michigan's air grows crisp, temperatures fall and trees turn from green to glorious shades of yellow, orange and red: revel in it. Michigan's 19.3 million acres of for...
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DNR Holding Public Land Management Virtual Meetings
Mountain biking or snowmobiling on scenic forest trails, going afield for the state's time-honored hunting tradition, bird watching in wetland areas - these and countless other ways to enjoy Michigan'...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020 Photographer Tyler Leipprandt produced these images under contract to the DNR. All photos are property of the State of Michigan and credit goes to the MI Dept. of Natural Resources.

Michigan Celebrating Trails Week Through Sunday
There are many good reasons - more than 13,000 - that Michigan continues to build its reputation as the Trails State. Whether you're into hiking, biking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, off-roading or...
Jack Hall Sep 21, 2020

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Local News from the RRN News Center
U.P. Communities To Receive $1.4 Million Recycling Grants
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M&M Community Foundation Invites Kids To Join Council
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Gov. Whitmer Signs Several Bills To Help Michigan Animals
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Marinette Moves Forward With TIF Designation Near City Hall
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Mackinac County Woman Pleads Guilty To Lying On Tax Forms
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