Mary Houle

According to Governor Whitmer, focusing on electric transportation will help Michigan remain a leader in the auto industry.

A question was raised during a scheduled meeting of the Marquette Board of Light and Power about dust being a problem, but Executive Director Tom Carpenter says they are already working to prevent it.

Physical, occupational, and speech therapy sessions will be offered along with the traditional summer camp experiences

NMU’s Language, Literature, and International department provided students with the exclusive link to view the play.

The famous drinks are made with freshly squeezed lime and orange juice and tequila.

It started when the couple visited the outside of their favorite bar last April, that was closed from the pandemic shutdown, and snapped a picture holding some beer. They went out every night afterwards to visit other businesses and photograph themselves holding beer.

The kids made snow angles, snow animals, and rolled down the hill.

NMU is expecting to receive COVID-19 vaccinates from the Health Department, but does not yet know when the first doses will arrive.

RG Design Company Project Manager says work on the inside of the building is in its finishing stages and offers almost 3,000 square feet of community space.

“I think it’s a fundamental change. If a silver lining could come out of the pandemic, this would be one of them,” says Michigan Works CEO.

Lodge Coffee, a walk-up coffee cart, is making up for the lack of coffee shops in Ishpeming.

The township is looking for people over the age of 18 with a GED or high school diploma to join them.

To limit contact between everyone, ashes were sprinkled on heads rather than spread on foreheads.

According to H&R Block in Marquette, COVID-19 stimulus checks do not need to be included when filing your taxes.

A survey is posted on the library’s website based on the many changes made during the pandemic.

The organizers said because of the months of planning involved, and uncertainties with the coronavirus pandemic, they thought it best to cancel the event for this year.

Criminal cases have hit historic highs within the county.

The show will premiere online on Saturday, February 20th.

Any visit to the salon will equal one entry for weekly drawings.

The students were challenged to explain research, on their chosen thesis, in an easy-to-understand way during a short three-minute presentation to a group of judges.

Kids will soon be able to participate in flag football, basketball, gymnastics, and swim lessons.

The Marquette County Solid Waste Management Authority reminds the public of the dangers of disposing of lithium ion batteries.

Daisy Jo’s closed it’s doors back in December, with an unknown re-open date, because of the rising cases of COVID-19 in Marquette County.

The U.P. Energy Task force shared some recommendations to ensure propane delivery, considering the possibility of Line 5 being shut down

The empty can and bottle drive takes place on February 27th and 28th.

Richardson says things like engagement ring sales can’t be halted; “people don’t stop falling in love”.

The fair, normally held in person, allows for students and alumni to meet with potential employers for upcoming summer positions or internships.

The food truck restaurant, “Second Line T Boys and Tapas” has been a long-time coming.

Aubree’s is providing Room At The Inn with pizzas for their organized dinner tonight.

This comes after an audit was done by the Department Of Labor in compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act. The audit concluded firefighters are owed for underpayment of FSLA overtime throughout the two-year period.

The grant is to install a Quantum automated wheelchair securement system in transit agency buses. The system, developed by Q’Straint, will allow passengers to secure their wheelchairs without the aid of the bus driver.

Project applications must be postmarked by Friday, March 12 and successful applicants will be notified by Thursday, April 1.

The letter was written and presented by Assistant Professor Dr. Ryan Stock in collaboration with the NMU Conservation Crew.

The event will be live-streamed on the Masonic Arts and Theatre website starting at 6p.m on February 14th.

The Free Masons donated 28 gift cards to 4 different Negaunee restaurants.

Father Marquette Catholic Academy students had visits from local workforce members.

This month, there was more food available than any of the previous months.

Both cities are contributing $5K towards a launch on each side of Teal Lake.

During the pandemic, the cost to live and rent in the city of Marquette has risen.

There are some changes made to the event this year due to the current pandemic restrictions.

The approval was unanimous among the board members.

Keith Glendon and his family have been building ice rinks on ponds for years. This year, he is building one at a local sculpture park.

Tickets can be purchased at the SAIL office in Marquette, the Marquette Food Co-op, and Sayklly’s.

During the first week of every month, the City of Marquette curbside collection will only pick up glass recycle along with garbage.

The Democrats urge the Republicans to vote on their proposed plan as soon as possible.

The Landmark Inn in Marquette is hosting the can drive right in their parking lot.

One of the men said there is simply “no better pasties to be had”

The online field trips will replace the in-person ones while the pandemic restrictions are in place

Sheriff Greg Zyburt says the Rescue 131 team needs five more members.

The redevelopment project is expected to create 200 additional jobs.