HOUGHTON — The Salvation Army Angel Tree is up at Walmart and ready for you to choose a tag. Please take a tag, purchase the gift, and put the gift with the tag in the box labeled Angel Tree. The toys donated will go to families in this community through our toy distribution. Make a child ...
LAURIUM - It's deer season once again and the last thing you want to do is spend it in a doctor's office - or worse, the emergency department - because of heart problems. The excitement of the hunt alone can increase your risk for heart attack which is why Aspirus Heart & Vascular ...
LIVONIA – The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) is lowering the assessment charged per vehicle to $100 for the period beginning July 2, 2020 through June 30, 2021. This is a 55% reduction from this year’s $220 assessment. Insurance companies will charge this assessment only to ...
PORTAGE TOWNSHIP — When Maria Velat returns home, the ride up will be a little easier. Members of the Kiwanis Club of the Copper Country and the Chassell Fire Department met up Saturday morning to build a wheelchair ramp for Maria, a 10th-grade student at Houghton High School. Five ...
HANCOCK — Area artists and art enthusiasts met for the “nearly annual” Party With the Arts and Shaft exhibition at the Copper Country Community Arts Center Friday evening. Party with the Arts is a membership drive and social event while the Shaft is an annual competition in which local ...
HOUGHTON — Kaitlyn Roose is looking at making a name for Michigan Technological University’s Esports program, both among competitors and the Keweenaw community. “I want to make this the best for Michigan Tech, because I think that impacts the community,” said Roose, who was announced ...
On Nov. 16, crafters from around the Copper Country will be converging on Houghton to display their wares at the Deer Hunters’ Widows (and Widowers) Craft Show Extravaganza. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., more than 90 vendors will have booths set up at the Copper Country Mall. Booths at the event ...
Asemma is the Ojibwe word for tobacco, and it is a highly important aspect of Ojibwe culture. The Zeba Community Hall in L’Anse hosted a teaching workshop on processing asemma traditionally by hand. The class was led by Greg Johnson of the Lac du Flambeau Ojibwe. The youngest of 17, ...
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced registration is now under way for this winter's "Becoming an Outdoors Woman" program, which is set for Feb. 21-23, 2020, in Marquette County. This winter will mark the 19th annual winter BOW gathering for women, 18 and older, who are ...
As part of our commitment to early literacy in Houghton and Keweenaw Counties, the Hancock School Public Library invites you to participate in 1000 Books Before Kindergarten. The self-paced and year-round program is aimed at getting children ready to read by the time they enter ...
During Winter 2018 taxes, a taxation error caused over billing by $840.42 total for all township property taxpayers. Winter 2019 Property Taxes will include refunds of approximately $.02 to $4.00 as determined at the Dec. 9 Board of Review. Bills will not be mailed until mid-December, but the ...
Dial Help is offering Guiding Good Choices, a free class for parents and caregivers of youth age 9 to 14. Guiding Good Choices offers a chance to learn skills for family management, including: Reducing adolescent problem behaviors, increasing communication skills, improving ...
The weather challenges that delayed planting this past spring continue to haunt producers this fall as heavy rains throughout September and October, and now early snowfall in November, interfere with harvest activity, according to Michigan Farm Bureau Field Crops Specialist Theresa ...
HOUGHTON — No one was was reported injured in a Saturday incident in which a vehicle traveling north on Pewabic Street lost its brakes and crashed into the southeast corner of the Print Shop, located at 224 Shelden Avenue. Tom and B.J. Litsenberger, owners of the business said that the ...
World War I marked a change. It ended the age of Monarchies. It also ended 19 million lives. Intense use of poison gases, such as chlorine, mustard gas, bromine, and phosgene, so heavily saturated the earth that in some areas of France and Belgium, human habitation is impossible to this day. ...
HANCOCK — Barkell Elementary School’s K-2 grades commemorated Veterans Day by asking parents about family members who had served in the United States Military, then displaying their findings in the hallway of the school. The idea for the project came from one of the early elementary ...
HANCOCK — Students from the Copper Country ISD CTE Nurse Aide program are competing in a statewide challenge with other Michigan HOSA chapters to register new organ and tissue donors and inspire support for donation. HOSA chapters are part of the former Health Occupation Students of America, ...
With the first big snow of the season, area residents will need to clear out their driveways and sidewalks. The American Heart Association warns that for most people, shoveling snow may not lead to health problems, however, the risk of a heart attack during snow shoveling increases for ...
Finlandia University is excited to join other progressive universities by adopting a test-optional admissions policy. As a result, students can opt-out of providing standardized test scores such as the SAT/ACT as part of their admissions decision. Instead, students will be evaluated on high ...
LAURIUM — Begin your holiday season with love and memories by joining the Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital Auxiliary for the 26th annual Tree of Love ceremony. The Tree of Love program is a heart-warming way to remember and/or honor someone special by purchasing a light, bell, angel or star ...