CALUMET — The Calumet Theatre Company conducted its annual members meeting in the Red Jacket Ballroom Monday, featuring a review of the past year's growth and the election of new board leadership. Board President Bob…
Model Citizens
HOUGHTON — For its 11th Fashion Show Fundraiser, Chickadees in downtown Houghton brought the Vogue runway in Paris to the…
NMU approves budget
MARQUETTE — The Northern Michigan University Board of Trustees approved a balanced general fund budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year…
More air monitors requested
LANSING - There are more than 40 air quality monitors across Michigan operated by the Department of Environment, Great Lakes…
Border bridges see decline
LANSING - The Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge and the Blue Water Bridge are major connections for both tourism and…
Going up!
HOUGHTON — The recent spike in fuel prices is creating widespread economic uncertainty across the western Upper Peninsula, threatening to…
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It was a very good year
CALUMET — The Calumet Theatre Company conducted its annual members meeting in the Red…
Local Sports
Huskies hockey ranked No. 19 in USCHO Poll
HOUGHTON — The Michigan Tech hockey team is ranked No. 19 in the USCHO…
Features
Dear Annie
Dear Annie: My fiance and I are getting married next spring, and my parents…
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor
Thanks for the support Editor: The Mohawk Park would like to thank all musicians and all who donated: Slim's Cafe, Mohawk Superette, Bimbo (Sarah Lee) Dollar General (Ahmeek) The Depot (Hubble) and all of the volunteers. We had a great summer of Music in the Park. We put all proceeds into the park. Thanks…
Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor
Editorial
In our opinion: A Gazette Editorial
Labor Day is often regarded as the unofficial end of summer, one last long weekend — a final trip to the camp or a backyard gathering. But the holiday also gives us an opportunity to pause and remember what Labor Day is really about — honoring the American worker. Our communities do not run…
The meaning of the Fourth of July
A letter from the editor
In our opinion: A Gazette Editorial
Columns
Robert B. Reich
Tim Graham
Armstrong Williams
Daniel McCarthy
Obituaries
Cheryl Payne
Cheryl (Jonas) Payne died on September 11th at the age of 69. She was the daughter of Frederic “Fritzy” and Elaine Jonas. Having grown up with relatives in the Keweenaw, she spent many summer vacations in Laurium and Calumet and moved here briefly after graduating from high school. She loved the area for its…