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Four tiny graduations
Four members of the Newberry High School Class of 2020 have enlisted in the military – two in the Army, two in the National Guard.
There will be fireworks
In a year when most things have felt strange, one thing is the same: In Curtis, there will be fireworks for the Fourth of July.
Why I stomp on earthworms
The glaciated part of North America has no native earthworms. They do not belong here.
Luce County Campground cannot open until June 12
Luce County Parks and Recreation Director Ben Rahilly was eagerly anticipating the end of the state Stay Home order.
Don’t Ask for Money: You Sound Like Them
Who is in charge of the grassroots fundraising computers at ActBlue? Whoever it is, they are not helping the Democrats.
Defining week for high school sports
After weeks of wondering what the future of high school sports could look like, the answers will be coming soon.
The monarchs are coming
Monarch butterflies are on their annual migration up from Mexico, where they spent the winter packed together in oyamel fir trees, waiting for spring.
Sewage spill caused by plastic bags and wipes
The recent sewage spill into the Tahquamenon River was caused by a perfect storm of plastic bags, according to interim Village Manager Allison Watkins.
Deputy Fossum is running for Luce County Sheriff
Luce County Sheriff Deputy Mike Fossum has launched a campaign to become the county’s next sheriff.
You can eat out on Friday
Restaurants, bars, and retail shops in the Upper Peninsula and Traverse City region can re-open at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, May 22.
Did you already have coronavirus?
A mystery illness swept through the community in December, January, and February, some people are wondering if it was coronavirus.
Legion to air Memorial Day ceremony on May 25
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual program including the ceremonyin front of Newberry High School, parade and the Newberry and McMillan cemetery programs have been canceled.
Signs for the Class of 2020
The Newberry High School Class of 2020 is celebrated with new signs on the front lawn of the school – one sign for each member of the senior class.









