MARQUETTE – From 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 17th, the Upper Peninsula Publishers and Authors Association will be holding their Spring Conference at Peter White Public Library. The conference will offer networking opportunities, as well as a variety of breakout sessions and a ...
By Journal Staff WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Gary Peters joined a group of his Senate colleagues in demanding answers about the closure of five regional Head Start Offices across the country, including Chicago’s Region Five office which serves Michigan’s Head Start centers. In a ...
By LORI HIGGINS Michigan Advance In a slightly warm classroom on a sunny April afternoon, five fifth graders loudly clapped their hands together or on their desks as they read a sentence out loud. “Did” Clap. “She” Clap. “Wink” Clap. “At” Clap. “Hank” Clap. With each ...
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Andy Neumann moved out of Wisconsin a dozen years ago and now lives in Georgia, where he generally doesn't have to worry about temperatures in the 50s after Easter. But he also is a Green Bay Packers shareholder, and nothing was going to stop him from attending the NFL ...
MARQUETTE – Northern Michigan University has received a $100,000 grant from the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development to install a rooftop solar array at the campus WellBeing Center. The project will provide reliable renewable energy and reduce utility costs for the ...
MARQUETTE — With measles cases on the rise nationally and in Michigan, public health leaders and physicians are urging families to ensure their children—especially infants—are up to date on routine vaccinations, experts say. In 2024, Michigan reported 2,081 cases of pertussis, a 19-fold ...