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Village to pay James-Mesloh $307,000
During closed session on Monday, May 18, the Newberry Village Council voted to accept a settlement agreement in the arbitration between the village and former village manager Jennifer James-Mesloh.
Local riders rule motocross weekend
Two days of full motocross classes and Saturday Night Flat Track races highlighted the first full weekend of racing action for the summer
Lubben/Rohloff win Veteran Bass Classic
The team of boater Colter Lubben and Luce County Veteran Ken Rohloff won the 4th Annual Luce County Veterans Appreciation Bass Classic
Blakely receives multiple charges after assaulting deputy
Newberry native Brett Dalton Blakely, 29, was arraigned in 92nd District Court following a June 8 incident that caused injury to a Luce County Sheriff deputy.
They went over the falls
On August 25, 1957, Dick Robins and his sister, Doris, fell over the brink of the 42-foot high Upper Tahquamenon Falls. Both survived the accidental plunge, but the story remained largely untold for decades.
Obituaries for the week of 6/16/2021
Willard J. Kime February 16, 1935 – December 23, 2020 Willard J. Kime of Newberry, MI passed away December 23, 2020 in Quartzsite, AZ. Willard was born February 16, 1935 in Howe, IN, son of Ervin...
Hospital begins major projects
The hospital is launching multiple projects this summer, including renovation of their Newberry interior and demolition of the Manistique Lakes Family Clinic in Curtis. A new clinic will be built in its place in Curtis.
Newberry water and American infrastructure
One of the things that Rep. Jack Bergman does well is keep his district up-to-date with federal programs that can help.
Seney National Wildlife Refuge prepares for massive updates
The refuge is overseen by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and is about to experience a major overhaul.
When telephones came to Lakefield
In the late 1800s and early 1900s, telephone or “Hello Systems” were in high demand for rural areas and small towns across the country.
Lady Eagles shock UP Golf Finals field
The Lady Eagles of Engadine stormed the field on their way to a surprising second-place finish in the final team standings.
DNR asks anglers to report muskellunge catches
The Michigan DNR is asking those who fish for muskellunge to help with its ongoing efforts to investigate these fish.
Help Wanted
Engadine dairy farmer Jonathan Miller knows he offers the lowest starting salary for a local farm position. His crew is built of men who appreciate farming, animals, and the flexible schedule.
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