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Still glowing: The rise of Erik Rintamaki
Walk along Lake Superior on any half-decent evening and you will see the effect Erik Rintamaki has had on its shores.
Obituaries for the week of 9/08/2021
Mark Nels Forsberg March 5, 1964 – August 26, 2021 Mark Nels Forsberg of Fayetteville, NC, passed away at his home on August 26, 2021, at the age of 57. Mark was born in Marquette, MI on March 5,...
McAlpine’s will open on Sept. 7
Inside 226 Newberry Avenue, there’s new life stirring. The historic building had been vacant for years. then creative magic happened inside.
Obituaries for the week of 9/01/2021
Michael Kowalski April 26, 1960 – August 25, 2021 Michael Allen Kowalski, 61, of Curtis, died Wednesday evening August 25, 2021 at his residence. Born April 26, 1960 in Dearborn, son of the late...
What a catch!
Sterling Heights native Landen Curtis, 14, caught this 42-inch, 15-pound northern pike in Big Manistique Lake on August 3. After weighing and measuring the massive fish, he released it back into the...
Understanding the Delta variant
We want you to understand the current situation in our region, and are asking you to consider protecting yourself, your family, and your community by doing these small things:
If he weren’t French, David could live north of Newberry
In France, towns often have a day when everyone is invited to empty their attic and sell the stuff.
Engadine loses last-second heartbreaker
The Engadine Eagles opened up the 2021 season at home against the Ironwood Red Devils on Friday night, and came close to ending their winless drought.
Newberry blasts Brimley on opening night
The Newberry Indians varsity football team is off to a perfect start to the 2021 season after crushing the Brimley Bays on Friday, August 27.
Back to school
The start of the 2021-2022 school year is just days away, and school districts have been tasked with making preparations to handle the ongoing COVID pandemic.
One man’s escape from drugs
“I hear 15 times a week, ‘Dude, it’s so nice that everything has changed,’” he said. “I’m proof that you can move back to the town where you did all your trouble, and created all your problems, and you can earn your way back.”
Celebrating 50 years of the Curtis Public Library
The Curtis Public Library is celebrating its 50th anniversary during the week of August 30-September 3, with special events and guests planned all week. The library established public access...
The Berry Patch is under new ownership
Higley and Borden recently took ownership of the establishment, which is famous locally for its blueberry pies and baked goods.









