MANISTIQUE — The 29th annual Manistique Car and Motorcycle Show will be held on Labor Day weekend, Sept. 4-5, in downtown Manistique. The event is free to the public and is sponsored by Team Chevy and the Manistique Merchants. Car registration is $25 and includes a shirt. The Friday ...
MARQUETTE — Although there are early signs of fall foliage scattered across the Upper Peninsula right now, it may be a while before peak color season arrives. As of Friday, predictions place the 2026 fall color season right on its historical schedule. “Generally, the leaf show begins in ...
SAXON, Wisconsin — A section of the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline leaked natural gas liquid on Tuesday morning near the town of Saxon. Both the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Enbridge have confirmed the leak with Wisconsin Examiner, drone video of which is circulating social media showing plumes of smoke or mist-like vapor pouring out and covering an area with parked trucks and construction equipment. The leak was caused when a truck — which Enbridge said was unoccupied — rolled over an open excavation site for a Line 5 valve project, over a natural gas transmission ...
MARQUETTE – Merit Financial Advisors, a Georgia-based financial advisory firm, has announced that it has acquired Bell Financial Services Company, a Marquette-based wealth management firm, adding approximately $195 million in total assets. Jesse Bell, president and owner of Bell ...
60 years ago NEGAUNEE — With the opening of another school year little more than a week away, Police Chief Ralph Carlson today suggested that parents of children who will be entering school for the first time familiarize youngsters with the route they should follow. “Some of the kindergarten children have been prepared in many ways for their first school year by enrollment in Operation Head Start, but our principal concern is that they be well aware of any traffic hazards they may encounter along the way to and from school,” Chief Carlson said. “This is particularly true for ...
MUNISING — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will conduct work in the Anna River, Five Mile Creek, and Furnace Creek in Alger County between Sept. 8 and Oct. 1 to estimate the abundance of sea lampreys. The information gathered will be used to determine the need for control measures. Sea ...
