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This marks the third day of the summer solstice celebration in Hancock.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed a proclamation that June 19 shall be Juneteenth Celebration Day. Which was presented to the organizer of NMU’s Juneteenth celebration, Shawnrece Butler.
Volunteers at Embers repainted Hurley Park, helped Adventure Team 906 with trails, cleaned up the State Fair Grounds and much more.
The fire chief also shared that there were more than 35 emergency personnel present at the scene, none of whom were hurt.
The course is a collaboration between Husky Eats and the university's TRIO Upward Bound program.
Starting Wednesday, Ludington Street from 6th Street to 16th Street and Washington Avenue from 8th Avenue North to 14th Avenue North will be closed.
The statue is currently on display at the Gallery on 5th in Calumet.
The post ends by thanking the community for “an unforgettable nine years.”
The event was founded last spring, in honor of Ronald Katers. Who passed last year.
More than 100 pro anglers have taken to the waters of Little Bay De Noc.
Drought Monitor
The start of the U.S. Open on Friday has caused changes to the TV6 Early News and the TV6 News Tonight.
Spotted Knapweed can interfere in fruit tree growth, which is what is planned to be planted at the spot.
The Bergonzi Piano Trio held their annual family concert at the Peter White Public Library.
The store is owned by two brothers who come from a family of furniture store owners
During Leena-Kaisa Mikkola’s time here, she’s participating in panel discussions and taking part in the summer solstice festivities.
The video message was shown to attendees of the 2nd Finno-Ugric Open Forum in Hancock.
In 2017 Triston Behrend and his brother Sam helped start a golf fundraiser for St Jude nine years later it has continued thanks to CSA Air.
The camp offers children suffering the loss of a loved one the chance to have fun and be a kid.
Larson attended the FBI's Quantico, VA-based academy.
The Sault Tribe Housing Authority PSH in Sault Ste. Marie has been awarded $1,373,195 in LIHTC allocations.
The overall contest’s winner will get an all-expenses-paid trip to Nashville to record a performance that will air on WLUC-TV6 and all other Gray Media stations across the U.S.
Abbott will be tasked with providing executive leadership to the clinical team, overseeing medical protocols and striving to continue the facility’s standards, according to a Thursday morning press release from Canal View.
The program helps children in the summertime with food assistance when school lunch programs are unavailable.
The original motion called for $15,000 in support.
The right of way is currently delaying building of two of 48 units approved on the five-acre parcel.
Lunch on Ludington Street in Escanaba is back in the swing of things with a variety of entertainment and food for the season.
From baked goods to garden harvests and arts and crafts, there is something for everyone.
We’re also launching a three-part series looking back at the last 70 years.
The program hopes to close nutrition gaps in patients’ diets, while also informing people living in food deserts of food resources.
This is the second time the school has been awarded this grant.
108th State House Representative David Prestin introduced the bill on May 12.
The requirements include enhanced inspections, especially for animals coming from states with cases of screwworms.
The Negaunee City Council will conduct a public hearing before passing the data center ordinance.
Everyone can return old electronics such as phones, computers and fax machines.
The resolution is just a starting point for county officials to begin collecting more information from the US Military
A social media post claiming there would be a resolution passed for a data center proved false.
The show will be held June 20th at Jasper Ridge Brewery and Ace Hardware's parking lots.
The delegates will return to Marquette June 26 after staying with host families in Finland
New flowers were planted as a means to symbolize hope to those who suffered a loss.
Effective immediately, all classes of e-bikes under 750 watts are allowed on the multi-use pathway.
To support Copper Country families during pregnancy, postpartum and parenting, the Tree House Family Resources organization is launching several free programs.
The project has taken nearly four years to complete.
This week, you can visit or adopt cats and smaller animals. All other services, including dog visits and adoptions, will restart next Tuesday.
Five dogs, five cats, one other species and one random pet will be selected. Voting starts in July.
The Freedom Monument was inspired by late Marquette resident Ron Katers and will be dedicated at 11 a.m. on the Fourth of July.
The mobile food pantry will be delivering in Calumet, Chassell and Ontonagon throughout the remainder of 2026.
The camp is a free weekend grief camp for children and teens from ages 8 to 17 who have experienced the death of a significant person in their life.
A portion of 15th Street from Ludington Street to 1st Avenue North will be closed to traffic from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
The closure will help inform design plans for a new stair structure anticipated to be installed in 2027.
The group will stay with host families and learn about people’s everyday lives.