To the Journal editor: How about some more good news in our troubled world with so much bad news? COVID-19 still going and our representatives in Washington don’t seem to help our people in this U.S. Most want to be returned to Washington and not contribute to doing their job which is to ...

To the Journal editor: The last two years have been testing our resilience. The COVID pandemic has really effected many of our social activities. Hesitation to gather in groups — being fully vaccinated or having to wear masks — has made many seniors reluctant to attend our social ...

To the Journal editor: The board of directors of Cancer Care of Marquette County is pleased to announce that we were able to give out over $106,000 to Marquette County cancer patients to help pay their medical and travel expenses in 2021. This is only possible because of support from the ...

To the Journal editor: The Negaunee St. Vincent de Paul food bank would like to thank the many organizations and individuals for their generous donations used in the preparation and distribution of Christmas baskets for families in the Negaunee and Palmer area this year. We could not have ...

To the Journal editor: With the pandemic still raging on after two years of its existence, schools are struggling between staying in-person and having to go virtual because of an outbreak. Education should be a top priority of the United States, but with each year that has gone by during the ...

To the Journal editor: The Right to Life march just occurred with thousands of people peacefully gathering in Washington and states are enacting laws against abortion. The abolitionists movement before the civil war had similar beginnings. The slaves were not treated as human beings and ...