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Michigan Adds 891 New Cases; 18 New U.P. Cases Reported
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported Wednesday afternoon 891 new coronavirus cases and four new deaths. Michigan now has 71,197 confirmed positive cases and 6,085 COVID-19 dea...
Jack Hall Jul 15, 2020
Governor Gets Help From College Coaches On Mask Orders
CLICK TO HEAR GOVERNOR WHITMER TALK ABOUT MASKS ON WEDNESDAY University of Michigan and Michigan State University men's and women's basketball coaches joined Governor Whitmer and Lieutenant Governor G...
Jack Hall Jul 15, 2020
Hiawatha Offering Free Firewood Cutting Through Oct. 31
Hiawatha National Forest is extending the availability of free personal use firewood cutting on the Hiawatha National Forest to the general public through October 31, 2020. "We decided to extend the s...
Jack Hall Jul 15, 2020
Michigan National Guard To Do Testing Saturday In Munising
The Michigan National Guard will continue its partnership with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Michigan State Police State Emergency Operations Center, and local health departmen...
Jack Hall Jul 15, 2020
Applications Accepted For Farmers Impacted By COVID-19
The application process is now open for $15 million in grants for Michigan farms and agricultural processors to mitigate risks of the COVID-19 virus across the state's food production industry, the Mi...
Jack Hall Jul 15, 2020
Escanaba Cancels Next Weekend's Marina Fest Events
The annual Marina Fest scheduled for July 25, 2020, in Escanaba, has been cancelled due to Covid-19. The festival brings people to the Ludington Park marina every year to enjoy music, events and food....
Jack Hall Jul 15, 2020
Marinette County Reports 'Surge' In Cases This Week
Marinette County has experienced a surge in the number of positive COVID-19 cases in the past week. For the first couple of months of the pandemic there was an average of 1-2 cases per week. In the pa...
Jack Hall Jul 14, 2020
Wisconsin Health Official: Don't Go To BBQ, Bars, Gatherings
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday urged residents there to stay home, and to only go out for essential supplies. The governor was responding to the jump in COVID-19 cases, which has set records fou...
Jack Hall Jul 14, 2020
Michigan Confirms First Jamestown Canyon Virus Case
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and Ottawa County Health Department Tuesday confirmed the state's first human infection with a mosquito-borne virus for 2020 as a county re...
Jack Hall Jul 14, 2020
Bark River Off-Road Races Set For Aug. 14-16 Cancelled
Officials from Bark River International Raceway, the Bark River Lions Club and Championship Off Road, regret to announce that the 45thAnnual Island Resort and Casino Off-Road Rumble in the U.P schedul...
Jack Hall Jul 14, 2020
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