PELKIE — The Keweenaw National Historical Park and the Calumet-Keweenaw Sportsmen’s Club held an event focusing on the Finns’ approach to fish diets in both the Upper Peninsula and in its European homeland. The program on Friday morning had the goal of cultural education regarding ...

Michigan Tech student and Air Force ROTC Cadet Catherine Prince of South Lyons, Michigan has received a prestigious fellowship from the American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC). Prince, along with another recipient from Brigham Young University, participated in a two-week program that ...

HOUGHTON — Large crowds turned out on both sides of the Portage Lake Lift Bridge for the 37th annual Bridgefest in Houghton and Hancock. The yearly celebration included live music, vendors, games and food at the Ray Kestner Waterfront Park, a classic car show in downtown Hancock, and ...

This coming Friday, June 14, marks America’s celebration of Flag Day. Many Michiganders will recall — in elementary school, at houses of worship, Scout meetings and other ceremonies — a tribute to honor Old Glory, our American flag. Our Flag’s History The holiday commemorates June ...

There is no one like Dad, and when it comes to off-road motorsports, there is no one like Timberline Sports of Bergland. From the second you step into their beautiful business, you will immediately sense how the staff at Timberline Sports treats Dad like someone special. Here is a BRP Can Am ...

Copper Country Farm Bureau hosted its second Farm on the Town event Saturday in Hancock. The activity-filled afternoon was hosted at Sunflower Books and Coffee and featured a scavenger hunt, farm animals, free snacks and plenty of educational entertainment. Attendees started their ...