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Hands-on maple syrup project engages Newberry High students
By Carol Stiffler Students in Newberry High School’s biology and physical science classes...
Meet the owl banding duo at Whitefish Point
By Carol Stiffler Nova Mackentley and Chris Neri have handled thousands and thousands of owls -...
Newberry track project on hold as costs nearly triple
By Dan Hardenbrook Those who have been hoping and dreaming for a new track in Newberry received...
Shawn Tebo has a plan for TAS
By Carol Stiffler Shawn Tebo wants to bring students back to the Tahquamenon Area Schools...
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Obituaries for the week of 2/11/2026
Gary Gene Graham June 2, 1939 – January 27, 2026 Gary Gene Graham, 86, of Curtis, passed away Tuesday evening of January 27, 2026, at UP Health Systems-Marquette. Born on June 2, 1939, in...
New owner takes the helm at Mick’s Bait Shop in Curtis
Mick’s Bait Shop in Curtis has new ownership. Todd Gilsdorf, a retiree, took over the shop and plans to keep it similar while adding fresh inventory.
Fire destroys Newberry residence
The home, owned by Cliff and Kim Shigwadja, was completely destroyed as a result of the blaze.
Semi-truck, pickup collision on U.S.-2 results in fatality
A crash involving a semi-truck and a pickup truck on U.S.-2 Friday night, resulted in one fatality and four people injured.
Snowshoe by lantern light at Tahquamenon Falls State Park
Every Saturday in February, experience the magic of the Upper Falls under the glow of over 70 kerosene lanterns.
Join the fun at Curtis’ Ice Fishing and Winter Carnival
Get ready for ice fishing in Curtis! Join the Frostbite Ice Fishing Contest and the Curtis Fish Coop and Winter Carnival for prizes and fun.
Obituaries for the week of 2/04/2026
Bobby Crandell Sr. October 19, 1951 – January 30, 2026 Longtime Newberry resident, Bobby James Crandell Sr., 74, went home to be with his wife and the Lord on the morning of January 30, 2026, at his...
MSP advises drivers to clear snow before driving
The Michigan State Police is reminding drivers to take a few extra minutes to make sure their vehicles are ready before heading out on the road.
City Commission approves fare increase and infrastructure projects
Using Dial-a-Ride in the Soo will cost a little extra after the city commission approves a fare increase.
Engadine school board considers bond proposal
Discussion at the January Engadine school board meeting focused on long-term facilities planning and an unexpected transportation expense affecting the district’s finances.
Manistique Emeralds honor seniors in home victory
The Manistique Emeralds Varsity co-op put on a show for their hometown fans this past weekend.
Apply Now: CLMCD’s 2026 Conservation Grants
The Chippewa Luce Mackinac Conservation District (CLMCD) announces the opening of our 2026 Conservation Grant Program application period.
Noah Bentley: The fishin’ whiz kid
Bentley is the proud owner of Bentley’s Baits, a business he established to make and market his own fishing baits. Studying fish while fishing for them, he observed what colors and movements they were interested in.








