Mary Houle

Blueberry Fest is planned for Friday, July 30th from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

The Lions Club looks to add gardens, benches, and handicap accessible walkways to the park.

Each camp is one week long, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday.

This year, distributions topped $500,000.

"Massage With Kim" offers hot stone, chair, and therapeutic essential oil massages.

Studio Dance Arts offers a variety of gymnastics and cheer classes for ages 1 through high school.

The donation comes in the beginning stages of a new fundraiser built by the sheriff's office, called “Jumpstart A Heart.”

The agreement says the DDA will invest future tax revenue from the redevelopment if the project is approved.

The 19th annual car show will begin at 7:00 p.m. on August 14th at Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum.

Plans include renovating the old bank into a coffee shop and restoring the old dining room into a rentable space for gatherings.

The public is welcome to visit the space any day this week from noon to 3:00 p.m. at Lakeview School.

‘Round Up at The Register’ gives customers the chance to round their purchase to the nearest dollar.

The event takes place Friday at Madgoodies studio from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

The cookbook contains over 300 recipes, from appetizers, to beverages, to healthy dinners.

Over 60 groups participated in the parade, marching down Third Street, onto Hematite, Main, and ending on Ready.

Gary Jacobs’ sentencing is now scheduled for July 13th in Dickinson Circuit Court.

The ‘3 Sons’ all made significant contributions to the entire country in chemistry, engineering, and law.

The bake sale helped raise money to support the Post, which has been closed for over a year.

The tours highlight early founders of Marquette

A dozen sales consultants from Fox were at holiday gas stations in Marquette and Negaunee starting at 10:00 a.m.

Free food is available on every first Thursday of each month at North Iron Church.

Contestants are girls ages 6 to 9, all from Gwinn schools.

The first of seven Community Days took place today at Grace Community Gardens in Ishpeming.

The event will fill 8 blocks of downtown, spilling from Main Street onto Pearl and Cleveland Streets.

No matter what kind of get-a-way trip you are planning, essential items remain the same.

Downstate Bay City was the other Michigan location chosen for this year’s list.

Indoor and outdoor vendors sold a wide range of antique and re-purposed items.

Participants walked around Presque Isle at their leisure. The walk was open to new moms, dads, and of course their little ones.

Each unit will include 2-3 bedrooms and bathrooms, an attached garage, and a balcony.

The money raised from the outing will help pay for the Ishpeming fireworks and parade, both of which were canceled last year because of the Coronavirus.

Four new meters will cover all parking spots on the 100 block of West Washington.

The skincare facility moved from Spring Street to West Washington Street in downtown Marquette.

The whole parking lot is being repaved, sewer and water lines are being replaced, and new lights and cameras are being added.

Lots of events are set to begin in July, including ‘walking tours’ around the city of Marquette.

The class, led by Charise Baker, is open to all youth and adults in the community.

The Governor, along with Chief Medical Executive Dr. Joneigh Khaldun and Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist reflected on the past 15 months, thanking essential workers and celebrating the state getting ‘back to normal’.

As construction on US-41 in Marquette Township will continue into the fall, the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department urges everyone to minimize the risk of a crash.

Marquette City Police Detective Captain Gregory Kinonen says the best way to prevent your bike being stolen is to keep it locked indoors

The event takes place at Range Bank Headquarters in downtown Marquette on June 22nd from 5:00 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Over 350 Marquette County families received free food during a Feeding America event on Wednesday.

Volunteers are needed to keep time, help with road crossing, and work registration during the festival.

This is for those who experience PTSD from loud noises and flashes, like our veterans.

The mobile sauna was presented to John Hawkins, the sponsor of the $15,000 dollar project, on Friday afternoon.

The grant will help create multiple educational programs based on an author and book of library staff choosing.

The crew spent 3 hours removing grass from the playground, clearing off the nature trail, and splitting and stacking firewood.

‘Reconnect with Lower Harbor’, happening June 23rd-26th, will feature seven small stages spread out around the park.

140 golfers met at the Marquette Golf Club for the tournament. Silent and live auctions, along with lunch, were available to participants.

The market continues every Wednesday from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. until September 30th.

A set of large rainbow wings now decorates the side of Rare Earth Goods and Café.

Tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and spices were left over from planting the farm’s summer gardens.