MARQUETTE — The lawn by the Marquette Regional History Center looked a little different earlier this week with miniature nature scenes — and they weren’t made by impish chipmunks. On one patch of the grass was a pine cone surrounded by cattails and other natural materials. Another ...
OK guys how are you doing? This Covid-19 stuff messed up this year, bigtime. I have to be homeschooled most of my 7th grade year, possibly all of it. But, I get to spend more time with my family. I do not know if that is a good thing or a bad thing. My family and I have been going out to my ...
ROANOKE, Va. — Teenagers were not spared from the dwindling job opportunities that pervaded the nation due to COVID-19. Restrictions on pools, day cares and food services made many typical summer jobs for students impossible this year. According to a June report from Challenger, Gray & ...
In many TV shows meant for children, there's always secret and hidden messages. One thing I seemed to notice throughout the years while watching, for example, Looney Tunes, was cartoon characters committing suicide either because they were mad at someone and couldn’t handle the anger or ...
MARQUETTE — Camping with COVID? It might sound like a catchy phrase, but it’s not such a good idea. Many youth-centered events were canceled this summer because of the COVID-19 pandemic, with organizers understandably not wanting youngsters to congregate too closely with each other. The ...
MARQUETTE — Religion, meet technology. Technology, meet religion. St. Cecilia, St. Francis of Assisi and St. John Henry Newman are sharing their stories and coming into homes throughout the Upper Peninsula via YouTube. The saint skits are part of this year’s digital programming led ...
