Category Archives: News

Walechka Earns Bay's Outstanding Technology Graduate
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 commun...
Jack Hall May 11, 2020

Congressional Art Competition Open To U.P. High School Kids
Each spring, the Congressional Institute and participating Members of Congress sponsor An Artistic Discovery, a nationwide high school visual art competition that recognizes and encourages artistic ta...
Jack Hall May 11, 2020

Whitmer Urges Residents To 'Stay the Course' To Battle Virus
CLICK TO HEAR EXCERPT OF GOVERNOR'S MONDAY COMMENTS Stay the course. That was the message Monday from Governor Gretchen Whitmer, who says her Stay at Home order remains necessary even as the number of...
Jack Hall May 11, 2020

Nessel Says Capitol Commission Can Ban Guns There
Attorney General Dana Nessel issued a formal opinion Monday concluding that the Michigan State Capitol Commission has legal authority to prohibit firearms in the Capitol building. Relying on past cour...
Jack Hall May 11, 2020

Michigan Coronavirus Cases Flat; No New U.P. Cases
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported on Monday afternoon that the state's number of coronavirus cases and deaths continued to level off, with 414 new cases and 33 new deaths i...
Jack Hall May 11, 2020

Newberry Hospital Resumes Non-COVID Medicaly Procedures
As Michigan begins to reengage in a safe and responsible way, Helen Newberry Joy Hospital will work with patients both during and after the state of emergency to ensure those who need care for non-COV...
Jack Hall May 11, 2020

Michigan ORV Trails Open; Not Being Maintained
Although motorized trails are open to the public, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources urges off-road enthusiasts to use even greater care when riding trails this spring. Due to the updated "S...
Jack Hall May 10, 2020

Road Projects To Start Monday In Alger, Delta Counties
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is investing $1.2 million to resurface about 16.6 miles of M-94 from Munising Street in Chatham to M-28 in Alger County. Work includes a double-chip se...
Jack Hall May 10, 2020

Smallest Case Increase In Weeks; One New U.P. Death
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported on Sunday afternoon that the state's number of coronavirus cases and deaths posted their slowest increase in six weeks, with 382 new cases...
Jack Hall May 10, 2020

Highum Given Bay College Outstanding Staff Award
Renae Highum works in the Student Services Department for the Admissions Office as the Enrollment Facilitator and has been employed with Bay College since 2000. Renae started her career at Bay College...
Jack Hall May 10, 2020

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Local News from the RRN News Center
Stephenson Man Arrested For Arson, Hitting Person In Parking Lot
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Nov 9, 2026
Daggett Man Sentenced For Sexually Assaulting 12-Year-Old
Nov 8, 2026
Menominee Woman Sentenced For Credit Card Fraud, Drug Smuggling
Nov 7, 2026
Two Menominee Residents Arrested On Drugs, Firearms Charges
Nov 7, 2026
UPDATE: Body Of Man Swept Off Black Rocks Found In Lake
Nov 6, 2026
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