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Forgotten Eagles supports veterans
MARQUETTE — The Forgotten Eagle's Chapter 1 hosted their 22nd annual Ride Around Michigan. The RAM is a multi-day charity ride benefiting veterans, including those who call Michigan Veteran Homes D.J. Jacobetti home. During the 2026 event, the Forgotten Eagles stopped at VVA Ch. 380 and ...
NMU announces 2026 Homecoming schedule
MARQUETTE — Northern Michigan University has announced the schedule for its 2026 Homecoming. At 4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 18, the NMU volleyball team will play Davenport University at the Vandament Arena. Tickets are available for purchase at nmu.universitytickets.com. At 5:30 p.m. the ...
Be Well Bash 2026 to Connect Families with health, wellness, community resources
ESCANABA – Community members of all ages are invited to attend Be Well Bash 2026, a free wellness resource fair designed to promote health, mental wellness, and community connection on from 4-7 p.m. ED TWednesday, Sept. 23, at the Joseph Heirman University Center on Bay College's Escanaba ...
Copper Country 100 Women Who Care to host Third Giving Meeting of 2026
HANCOCK — Local women looking to make a difference in their community are invited to attend the third 2026 quarterly giving meeting of Copper Country 100 Women Who Care on at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 19, at The Lodge Luxury Suites, located at 101 Front St., in Hancock. Copper Country 100 Women Who Care is part of a growing national movement that brings women together to create a powerful collective impact, quickly and efficiently. Members commit to giving $100 four times per year. At each quarterly meeting, three local nonprofit organizations are nominated and presented. After a ...
Long-range transportation plan OK'd; local resurfacing, culvert work planned
MARQUETTE — The State Transportation Commission has approved Michigan’s draft state long-range transportation plan, which is named Michigan Mobility 2050. With STC approval, the Michigan Department of Transportation can now open the public comment period, accepting public and stakeholder input. The MM2050 documents and public comment submission can be found on MDOT’s website. MM2050 defines the long-term direction for the future of Michigan's transportation network for all users. The plan incorporates an overall vision of the state's transportation system, as well as two ...