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Historic Newberry High School’s uncertain future
By Sterling McGinn Exactly 100 years ago, the Newberry community was faced with a dilemma—where...
New owner takes the helm at Mick’s Bait Shop in Curtis
By Carol Stiffler In recent weeks, Mick’s Bait Shop in Curtis quietly changed hands. It’s not...
Noah Bentley: The fishin’ whiz kid
By Carol Stiffler Noah Bentley is a tall young man who, at age 18, has accomplished what seems...
Man on a mission: Teaching kids to fish for life
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Canadian travel to the U.S. sees longest downturn since 1972
Canadian travel to the US fell over 25% in 2025 and continued declining through mid-2026, marking the longest downturn since 1972.
Newberry congregation to hold closing service for 138-year legacy
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church held its final worship service on Sunday, August 2, marking the conclusion of 138 years of ministry in Newberry.
Meet ‘Mooz’ Village Moose is renamed
The moose mascot was created many years ago by local artist Gina Harman. The moose had tried very hard to remember its name and without any luck.
District to propose new athletic ticket prices amid rising official fees
Athletic improvements, student safety and the rising cost of school sports were among the topics discussed during the recent TAS Board of Education meeting.
Old Iron Show and strawberry social coming to Engadine
The weekend of August 7-9 will be a big deal in Engadine! The Old Iron Show starts on Friday, August 7.
LMAS warns residents of widespread cyclosporiasis outbreak
Although no cases of cyclosporiasis have been reported in the Eastern Upper Peninsula, local health officials are encouraging residents to take precautions as a widespread outbreak continues .
Search ends as man’s body recovered in Cloverland Electric Power Canal
A multi-agency search ended Wednesday with the discovery of an adult man’s body in the Cloverland Electric Power Canal.
New law allows Michigan residents to feed backyard wildlife
Residents may place feed within 300 feet of a residence as long as the total amount of feed on the ground does not exceed two gallons to prevent birds and other wildlife from starving or for recreational viewing.
Shelter’s partnership with prison makes good dogs even better
Since 2021, the Luce County Animal Shelter’s Paws For Adoption program has paired adoptable dogs with inmates at the Newberry Correctional Facility for obedience training.
Man faces murder and assault charges in Newberry stabbing death
Damon Lamar Palmer II was arraigned Wednesday in 92nd District Court in Luce County on one count of open murder and one count of assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder.
Hundreds of motorcycles to ride from Hell to Paradise
More than 500 riders will participate in a two-day group ride raising awareness and funds for veterans and first responders suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder.
Military training exercise set for Marquette to Sault Ste. Marie
Expect potential traffic delays on M-28 between Marquette and Sault Ste. Marie on July 29 due to a multi-agency training exercise.
Grant covers supplies for all Tahquamenon Area Schools students
Tahquamenon Area Schools officials announced that K-12 students will only need to provide a backpack for the upcoming school year, as a state grant will cover all other necessary supplies.
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