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A new mandate
By Carol Stiffler Wearing a mask in public seems commonplace in some countries, like China, where...
Three new cubs at Oswald’s Bear Ranch
By Carol Stiffler There are three new bear cubs at Oswald’s Bear Ranch, and the Oswalds want your...
Here’s to the Class of 2020
By Carol Stiffler When Jared Wallace packed up the contents of his locker on Friday, March 13, he...
Look for the helpers
By Carol Stiffler Fred Rogers always knew what to say to make us feel better. Mr. Rogers, as he...
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Track: Local athletes qualify for UP Finals
The boys and girls track and field teams from Newberry and Engadine participated in the MHSAA Regional meets last week in Munising. The Track and Field Regionals are the qualifying events for the...
Obituaries for the week of 05/24/2023
Christina M. Cheesman November 22, 1949 – May 12, 2023 Christina Mable “Tina” Cheesman, age 73, of McMillan, Michigan passed away on May 12, 2023 at home surrounded by family. Tina was born on...
Luce County Road clarifies township road funding procedures
A number of County Road 500 residents attended the May 10 meeting of the Luce County Road Commission discussing concerns of the recent closure and of the condition of the road each spring.
Nathan’s story
In his memory, they’re establishing a scholarship fund for local students who pursue a four-year degree in the mental health field.
Charles ‘Chuck’ Beaulieu dies at age 85
The Newberry community has lost a well-known resident and former funeral director.
LINK will be evicted
The Luce County LINK, a community center established in 1997, will soon be evicted from its current location at 108 West Helen Street, Newberry.
Indians excel at Munising’s ‘primetime’ meet
The Newberry varsity track teams got a one of a kind opportunity to shine under the lights in primetime during the recent Munising Lions Under the Lights Invitational.
Obituaries for the week of 05/17/2023
Nathan Wesley Seitz June 22, 2004 – May 9, 2023 Nathan Wesley Seitz, aged 18, died unexpectedly Tuesday, May 9, 2023, in his home after a lengthy battle with depression and anxiety. Nathan was born...
First-ever trapping class a success
The Youth Trapping Event was held Saturday, May 6, at the Tahquamenon Logging Museum and hosted 23 youth, plus parents, chaperones, and volunteers.
Help Protect Oak Trees from Oak Wilt Disease
Early leaf drop and mottled green and brown leaves are signs of oak wilt disease affecting trees. To prevent the spread of this harmful condition, it’s crucial to take action and keep oak trees healthy.
Whalen appointed to Juvenile Residential Facilities Advisory Committee
James Whalen, of Newberry, has been appointed to Juvenile Residential Facilities Advisory Committee. He is the CEO/Executive Director of Teaching Family Homes of Upper Michigan, where he has worked since 1998.
2023 Spring Fling a success
Approximately 200 people attended the 2023 Spring Fling, the first event of the newly formed Yooper Youth organization.
Likin’ lichens
Organisms growing on trees concern some folks, or sometimes, engender curiosity. Typically, the first reaction is that they’re “bad” for the tree. Not usually so.









