NEGAUNEE — There’s been a major push to improve the infrastructure of Negaunee, from streets to waterlines, sewers and sidewalks, and of course, the approval of the most recent Downtown Enhancement Project. Many of these improvements cannot be seen by the naked eye, but are still ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is part one of a two-part series on Bell Hospital. ISHPEMING — “(The) Iron Ore is very pleased to make the announcement today that the Cleveland-Cliffs Iron company is to erect a fine new hospital in Ishpeming, and we know that the people of the city will appreciate ...

ISHPEMING — Get ready rummage, sale that is! The GINCC Town-wide Rummage Sale will be held on its traditional weekend of June 9-11 and registration is open. This will be the eleventh-year the chamber has organized the event for the communities of the West End of Marquette County. The ...

NEGAUNEE — “We officers and enlisted men and honorable discharged men of the Army, Navy and Marine Corps of the United States of America, who have served in Foreign Wars of the United States of America do unite to establish a permanent organization, which shall be known as Veterans of ...

NEGAUNEE — What’s missing in Negaunee? That’s really a loaded question that could be answered in several different ways, depending on who you ask. One thing I think is missing is public art. How do we overcome this missing element, probably in many different ways. Interestingly enough, ...

ISHPEMING — John S. Mennie was born on Christmas Day, 1860 in Toronto, Canada. He came to Ishpeming in 1881 and worked in the construction field. In 1891, working for EE Grip & Company as a master draftsman, he designed both the Sunberg Block in Negaunee and the Anderson Block in ...