ESCANABA – Testimony continued Wednesday in the murder trial of Tavaris Jackson in the Delta County 47th Circuit Court, with jurors hearing from law enforcement officers, a key witness and a volunteer who helped locate the victim’s body. Jackson, 35, is charged with one count of open ...
MARQUETTE — The Fire Station is partnering with Citizens for a Safe & Clean Lake Superior to launch Marquette County’s first cannabis vape recycling program, effective Wednesday. The partnership aims to address the growing environmental problem of disposable vaping devices by creating a ...
MARQUETTE — Local business TriMedia Environmental and Engineering Services has been recognized as an awardee for the Michigan 50 Companies to Watch award, presented by Michigan Celebrates Small Business. The award recognizes “companies that are high potential, second-stage companies in ...
ISHPEMING — René Goyen is a familiar face for customers at the Ishpeming McDonald’s, with her broad smile and name tag that reads “Superwoman.” Recently, she was recognized by her coworkers for an impressive 35 years of service between the Marquette and Ishpeming McDonald’s ...
MARQUETTE – The Superior Health Foundation concluded its Q1 Grant cycle on Wednesday, announcing $299,292 in funding distributed across seven grants to agencies serving the Upper Peninsula. The awards include $225,000 in U.P. Health Impact Grants across three projects addressing behavioral ...
GWINN — At 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 14, the Up North Lodge in Gwinn will be hosting a polar plunge event to raise money for the Special Olympics, organized by Plunge Michigan and Law Enforcement Torch Run. “We typically have over 100 people take the plunge,” said Carla White, event ...