By Carol Stiffler In May 2023, Tim Callahan renewed his subscription to The Newberry News. He mailed a check in an envelope that he’d turned into a work of art. He drew a moose delivering the News, then colored it in with watercolor paint. It was charming. His artwork...
By Sterling McGinn The Columbus Township Board may be saved from state intervention after several interested individuals stepped forward to run for the multiple positions that are slated to be empty following the November election. The township of approximately 169...
By Sterling McGinn The years-long sewer litigation between Pentland Township and the Village of Newberry has ended. Honorable John Economopoulos, Circuit Court Judge, signed the final order of consent on March 20. The settlement agreement between the two...
By Sterling McGinn After the Tahquamenon Area Schools (TAS) Board of Education was faced with significantly high bids coming in for Phase II of the school bond project, the TAS Board voted to accept the rebidding at a special meeting held on Monday, April 1. The first...
By Sterling McGinn Eleven members and guests met in the Tahquamenon Sportsmen’s Club building on Monday, March 25 to decide the fate of the century-old organization. Club members and officers have advertised and held meetings to encourage community members to join to...
By Sterling McGinn Customers of Newberry’s Chuck Renze Ford will notice a few small changes in and around the dealership downtown, though their footprint is not decreasing. Beginning March 1 of this year, Chuck Renze Ford consolidated the Newberry and Manistique...
