FROM A NEWS RELEASE MARQUETTE — At approximately 8 a.m. on Sunday, a cellular phone was turned into the Marquette Police Department which had been found on the city multiuse path between UPHS-Marquette and McDonald’s. The cellular phone was associated with 21-year-old Trenton Massey. ...
GRAYLING – Michigan’s National All-Domain Warfighting Center was designated by the U.S. Department of War as a National Range for Deep Uncrewed Aerial Systems Training. “Today’s designation of the NADWC as a national test site shows that Michigan can lead the future of aerospace and ...
ESCANABA – The Bay College and Lake Superior State University Regional Center chapter of Business Professionals of America announces its annual Chain of Love fundraiser which raises money for the Local Area 1 Special Olympics. This fundraiser will run for four days, March 2 through March 5. ...
MARQUETTE – The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has issued a competitive Grant Funding Opportunity to introduce primary and secondary school students to nursing through summer camp experiences The purpose of the programs is to support the creation of new and expansion ...
MARQUETTE — Michael P. Boyle, an author from California with longstanding family ties to Marquette, has announced the forthcoming release of his new novel, "Bloody Mary of Arranmore." Blending Irish folklore, island history, and a haunting sense of place, the book draws deeply from Boyle’s ...
QUINNESEC — Breitung Township expects a report next month from a consultant hired in January to review the township’s administrative structure after the township board decided in December to part ways with Superintendent Steve Mulka. Randell Girard, principal of Girard & Associates of ...