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.
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.
Top News Stories
Village votes to not support the EUP Connect Collaborative
The infrastructure committee met and reviewed the information, and suggested that the village not participate in the EUPCC.
What are some long-term heartburn remedies?
What are some long-term heartburn remedies? What can I do for this problem that doesn’t carry such risks?
Bump-n-Run this weekend
The ever-popular Bump-n-Run is back at the Luce County Fairgrounds this weekend with an event that starts at 3 p.m. on Saturday.
COVID cases continue to increase in LMAS counties
The Delta variant of COVID-19 is twice as transmissible as the COVID we were dealing with one year ago.
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.
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Sports
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.
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.
Newberry and Engadine set for season openers
The 2021 high school football season officially starts Friday night and both the Newberry Indians and Engadine Eagles have home games.
Outdoors
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 lake. “I asked him...
Have a bushel of fun picking pine cones
Collecting a bushel of pine cones next month will net you $75 and help the Michigan Department of Natural Resources plant trees in state forests.
Watch this: Fall back into birding
Fall migration is truly a magical time, as waterfowl, waterbirds, shorebirds, songbirds and raptors pass through Michigan on their trips south to their wintering grounds.