To the Journal editor: Thank you! In a nutshell, that much sums up the sentiments of the Superior Health Foundation staff and Upper Peninsula-wide Board of Directors following another incredible Superior Health Foundation gala. Now in its 12th year, the annual gala on Sept. 30 welcomed ...

To the Journal editor: On Oct. 12, the Marquette County League of Women Voters hosted candidate forums for the Marquette City Commission and the Marquette Board of Light and Power. We want to thank all the candidates who participated: Dave Campana, Jerry Irby and John Sonderegger for the ...

To the Journal editor: I recently received a political mailer from our Lansing house representative, Jenn Hill. In the mailer, Rep. Hill exclaims how much money Senate Bill 271 will be saving Michiganders with the 2035 goal for Michigan to use only”clean” energy. This is just 12 years ...

Israeli diplomat Abba Eban famously said that the Palestinians “never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.” Watching events in the Middle East over the last two weeks, that quote might seem newly relevant. But it seems even more fitting for the House GOP. At a time of ...

To the Journal editor: On Tuesday, Nov. 7, voters in the Gwinn Area School District will vote on a $45.55 million dollar bond to be paid back over 30 years. This is a critical vote regarding the near- and long-term future of Gwinn Schools. I strongly encourage all voters to vote yes on the ...

To the Journal editor: The Marquette County Crop Hunger Walk was held on Oct. 1. The day was warm and 30 people walked around the Northern Michigan University campus. The Crop Walk did raise $5,995.00, of which 25% will stay local and go to the St. Vincent De Paul food bank and the NMU food ...