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All practice, no play

By Dan Hardenbrook Newberry High School senior Brenna Pavey understands that it takes a lot of...

Where is the snow?

By Carol Stiffler What do you get when you cross a COVID summer with a no-snow winter? Area...

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Freed to leave prosecutor post

Freed to leave prosecutor post

Ten years after he became Luce County Prosecuting Attorney, Josh Freed is moving on. Freed will soon work as a referee for the Luce County Friend of the Court, a position he’ll start in November.

Indians shut down Superior Central Cougars

Indians shut down Superior Central Cougars

Depth on the high school football roster is becoming more and more important, and the Newberry Indians finally got to show theirs off in a dominating 48-0 win Friday at home against Superior Central.

Obituaries for the week of 09/27/2023

Sue L. Kuehnl January 28, 1947 – September 20, 2023 Sue L. Kuehnl (nee Duncan), 76 of Gould City, MI, passed away Wednesday, September 20, 2023, at Vitalia Assisted Living in Westlake, OH. Sue was...

NAMA needs help

NAMA needs help

More than 380 families rely on monthly food distributions from Feeding America, picking up boxes of food worth about $100 to help them get by.

Obituaries for the week of 09/20/2023

William Matchinski February 23, 1947 – August 29, 2023 William “Will” Matchinski passed away on August 29 after a short illness following hip replacement surgery. William was the third child and...

TAS school year launches

TAS school year launches

Students and teachers are back in the classrooms and hallways of Tahquamenon Area Schools (TAS), as the school year began Monday, September 11.

Curbing the local cat population

Curbing the local cat population

When shops are closed and downtown is quiet, Newberry’s feral cat population is buzzing with activity. But a small group of animal lovers have united to address Newberry’s homeless cat situation.

Village scrap tire event September 23

Village scrap tire event September 23

The Village of Newberry will be hosting a scrap tire collection event for village residents on Saturday, September 23 from 8:30 a.m. until noon (or when the trailer is full).