Category Archives: News

State Lays Out 'Best Practices' For Construction Work
As the construction industry reopens May 7, the Dept. of Labor and Economic Opportunity highlighted requirements for employers and provided further guidance on best practices to help protect Michigan ...
Jack Hall May 07, 2020

Governor Extends Electronic Meetings Order Until June 30
Governor Gretchen Whitmer today signed Executive Order 2020-75, which extends a previous Executive Order that allows public bodies to conduct remote public meetings during the continuing COVID-19 pand...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

State Officials Give Guidelines On Medical Procedures
Current restrictions on non-essential medical and dental procedures were put into place in late March to ensure healthcare systems had enough staffing, bed capacity and personal protective equipment (...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

Gogolewski Earns Bay College Outstanding Grad Award
Each year, Bay College selects an Outstanding Graduate from each of the six divisions at the college. The graduate is selected by their instructors for their academic excellence, leadership, and commu...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

Manistique's July 10-11 Folk Fest, Paper Chase Canceled
The City of Manistique announced on Wednesday that it is cancelling its biggest summer event, Folk Fest. It had been set for July 10th and 11th. Manistique Recreation Director Ashley Roberson-Smith sa...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

Michigan Coronavirus Cases, Deaths Continue To Plateau
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported on Wednesday afternoon that the state's number of coronavirus cases continues to plateau, with 657 new cases and 71 new deaths statewide i...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

Michigan Gets $25,3 Million From Federal CARES Act
Michigan will help its aging adults stay healthy and live independently with nearly $25.3 million received from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Among other thin...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

Bay College Names Outstanding Educator Award Winner
Bay College honors Nanci Love, full-time literature instructor, as one of its recipients of the Outstanding Educator Award sponsored by the Don Johnson Agency/MEEMIC Insurance. To receive consideratio...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

Michigan Legislature Files Lawsuit Against Governor
CLICK TO HEAR COIMMENTS FROM HOUSE SPEAKER LEE CHATIELD House and Senate have filed a lawsuit against Governor Gretchen Whitmer, accusing her of exceeding her authority in extending a state of emergen...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

May Recognized As Mental Health Month In Michigan
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) stands with mental health advocates and organizations in recognizing May as Mental Health Month. Observed nationally since 1949 and traditi...
Jack Hall May 06, 2020

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Local News from the RRN News Center
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Marinette High School Principal Facing Battery Charges
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State Giving Away Free Gun Locks At 150 Locations; 22 In U.P.
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Marinette County Motorized Trail System Re-Opens Friday
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Michigan DNR Investigates Dead Eagles In Delta County
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Escanaba Secretary Of State Office Closing May 4th For Week
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