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Going to all-day
April 17, 2012 CHASSELL — Chassell Township Schools has had all-day kindergarten for about 10 years, and George Stockero said it’s worked out well for the district. more »» 
All about the feet
April 12, 2012 LAURIUM — Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital’s Foot Clinic offers care for a variety of problems ranging from thick and discolored nails to peripheral neuropathy. more »»
Musical forces combine
April 12, 2012 HOUGHTON — For the first time since 2009, the Michigan Tech Concert Choir and Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra will combine at 7:30 p.m. more »» 
Life on the board
April 7, 2012 HOUGHTON — When an individual joins a school board, he or she takes an oath to serve the district to the best of his or her ability. more »» 
Autism on the rise
April 5, 2012 HANCOCK — More cases of autism are being reported than ever, but early diagnosis and treatment are increasing the chances that children can function wel. more »»
A packed Good Friday in Calumet
April 5, 2012 CALUMET — With First Friday falling on Good Friday this month, the Copper Country Associated Artists have opted to celebrate the holiday with an Easter them. more »» 
A sweet dilemma
March 29, 2012 The daily diet of many Americans includes a long list of foods, which contain processed sugar of one kind or another, and some nutrition experts are concerned consuming large amounts of the sweetene... more »» 
Miscarriage not the end of a dream
March 22, 2012 Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of three articles regarding pregnancy. more »»
Fights, wit and Shakespeare
March 22, 2012 HOUGHTON — One of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies is coming to Michigan Technological University, and the Tech Theatre Company is making sure the Bard’s work is well-performe. more »» 
A new musical experience
March 20, 2012 DOLLAR BAY — Months of hard work will all pay off this week for dozens of Dollar Bay students when they take to the stage to present their adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella. more »»
A growing problem
March 17, 2012 HOUGHTON — It’s a growing problem, and one that often goes unreported and unnoticed. more »»
Coping with fertility issues
March 15, 2012 Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of three articles regarding pregnancy. more »»
‘iSkate’ with the CCSA
March 15, 2012 HOUGHTON — The students in the Copper Country Skating Academy are bringing an eclectic mix of popular music of today and favorites of days past in their skating show. more »»
No rebuilding year for Calumet Olympiad
March 13, 2012 CALUMET — Calumet High School’s Science Olympiad team had never gone to state. And only half of last year’s Washington Middle School team carried over to this year. more »»
A healthy baby starts at pre-conception
March 8, 2012 Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of three articles regarding pregnancy. LAURIUM — About 50 percent of pregnancies in the United States are thought to be unintended. more »»
An Irish party at the Calumet Theatre
March 8, 2012 CALUMET — One of the most requested bands of the Calumet Theatre is returning Monday, as Irish party band Gaelic Storm will bring their raucous, high-energy show to the Copper Country. more »»
A life-saving innovation
March 6, 2012 HOUGHTON — Carrie Yarina, a 2008 Houghton High School graduate and University of Michigan chemical engineering student, wants to change the world, and an idea first conceived in a U of M freshman... more »»
Nonprofit group helping to restore Fort Wilkins
March 3, 2012 COPPER HARBOR — Fort Wilkins Historic State Park will get some sprucing up over the summer thanks to a Wisconsin nonprofit grou. more »» 
The Outlaws Band/Brownstone Hall
March 1, 2012 HOUGHTON — They’re known to get a little rowdy — all in good fun, of course. And that’s exactly what keeps fans of The Outlaws Band coming back for more. more »» |
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