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It’s easy to hug a tree
The upshot is that trees are good, forests are good, and even if we love 2x4s and working at LP, we can also love the trees.
Getting to know you: Caitlynn Canfield
I live on the outskirts of Newberry, and am currently a senior at Newberry High School. I’ve lived in Newberry my whole life.
Angela Harris appointed to school board
The Tahquamenon Area Schools Board of Education held a special meeting Monday evening to interview and appoint a trustee.
Marking the top of Lake Michigan
The waterfront in Naubinway will soon be home to a marker recognizing the Northernmost Point of Lake Michigan.
Take them hunting
Mid-September brings the annual Michigan Liberty Hunt, more commonly known as the Youth Hunt.
Indians complete chaotic week with win
The Newberry Indians varsity football team was tested for the first time this season Friday night in a game against the Cedarville-DeTour Islanders.
Bridge over Tahquamenon River
Contractors used a helicopter today to lift the four sections of a new 142-foot-long pedestrian bridge into place at the Lower Tahquamenon Falls.
Obituaries for the week of 9/15/2021
Jean Mary Rahilly Jean Mary Rahilly, 69, of Newberry, died Sunday morning September 12, 2021 in the presence of her loving family and the care of North Woods Home Care and Hospice. Born November 6,...
Grand Marais Rock and Mineral Show
The Grand Marais Rock and Mineral Show will be held the weekend after Labor Day at the community center located at E21738 Brazel Street.
Understanding the wolves in your woods
Science shows that the Michigan wolf population has remained stable within a range of 600-700 animals for the past 12 years, with wolf packs remaining constant with an average of 4-5 animals.
DNR postpones full reopening of some facilities until October
Michigan Department of Natural Resources customer service centers and certain field offices will remain on a three-days-per-week open to the public schedule.
Eagles suffer heartbreak at Superior Central
For the second straight week, the Engadine Eagles launched an incredible comeback to take a late lead in their football game and were dealt a disappointing loss in the last few seconds.
Indians beat up Bessemer
The Newberry Indians continue a dominant start to their football season with a 49-14 win in Bessemer on Friday, September 3.
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