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Census work sparks fast-moving rumors
By Carol Stiffler When a U.S. Census Bureau worker was on the ground in Curtis recently, word of...
Make way for harvesters
By Carol Stiffler It’s harvest season. That’s true for hobby farmers, currently busy picking and...
Introducing Helen Johnson – New HNJH CEO
By Carol Stiffler Helen Newberry Joy Hospital (HNJH) has a new CEO, and she’s got just the right...
Forest Home Cemetery under scrutiny
By Sterling McGinn Issues at Forest Home Cemetery in Newberry was the main topic of the August 26...
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TAS students honored for their help after bus accident
A middle school and a high school student from Newberry are being praised for their actions after a bus accident last Thursday.
It’s homecoming week in Newberry
Students at Newberry High School are celebrating Spirit Week and their annual fall homecoming with activities leading up to the Varsity football game on Saturday night.
Engadine boys claim victory at Manistique Invitational
The Engadine boys’ cross-country team won the Manistique Invitational with 48 points.
Obituaries for the week of 9/17/2025
Barry W. Adams December 27, 1939 – September 11, 2025 Barry Wallace Adams, 85, of Naubinway, died Thursday morning September 11, 2025 at his residence in the presence of his loving family and the...
Postal service struggles impact Newberry News delivery times
The Newberry News reliably delivers its papers to the post office each Wednesday, but once they enter the USPS system, its delivery is completely on them.
The evolution of Newberry’s orange water tower
If you are traveling north-bound on M-123 descending down the hill toward Newberry, a bright orange landmark immediately catches your eye. But it hasn’t always featured orange and black.
Electrofishing surveys study local walleye population
The Michigan DNR will conduct nighttime surveys to determine the status of young walleye in several area lakes from late September to mid-October.
Pentland Township seeks help with lagoon permits
The township plans to build their lagoon system, consisting of two or three small ponds where sewage from township customers is broken down by sunlight, wind, and algae.
Grand Marais mourns loss of artist Len Novak
Novak is remembered as a one-of-a-kind man, artist and irreplaceable piece of the Grand Marais community.
First West Nile case in domestic animal confirmed in Michigan
A two-year-old horse in Missaukee County tested positive after developing severe neurological symptoms on August 20. The horse, which had not been vaccinated, was humanely euthanized.
Indians at 2-0 with win over Ontonagon
It was another night of adversity for the Indians, who traveled across the U.P. for a second consecutive week to earn a hard-fought win.
Obituaries for the week of 9/10/2025
Mary Moore Houseman November 7, 1941 – August 30, 2025 Longtime Curtis resident, Mary Moore Houseman, 83, died Saturday morning, August 30, 2025 at Golden Leaves Living Center in Newberry. Born...
Lindsay brothers’ two-decade treasure hunt in U.P.
Discover the treasure hunting adventures of brothers Charlie and Dale Lindsay in the Upper Peninsula. Their true treasure is the time spent together.
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