The Sault Tribe Election Committee has released the official list of candidates in the 2012 elections for tribal Chairman and Board of Directors. More...
Michigan is poised to join the small list of states that levy an income tax on working families living in poverty in 2012 thanks to tax policy changes made last year, according to an annual report on state income tax trends. More...
If you’re a young worker, retirement probably seems like a lifetime away. In fact, you may wonder if your contributions to Social Security, deducted from your paycheck, actually cover you for anything right now. The answer is yes, they do. More...
The Diocese of Marquette is one of 84 home mission dioceses in the U.S. and its dependencies that are receiving a 2012 grant from the Subcommittee on Catholic Home Missions. The $45,000 grant includes $33,870 for The U.P. More...
I saw a kid yakking on his cell phone the other day -- while skateboarding. This struck me as an unhealthy blend of activities. What a contrast to Yours Truly, who tries not to engage in either, let alone both simultaneously. More...
The Manistique Rifle and Pistol Club held its annual .22 Pistol League Championship held in March. The league championship was won by the team of Ted Hentschell, Josh Hentschell, Frank Hentschell and Bill Hentschell. More...
Taking first place in the first event of the day set the tone for a dominating win for the Manistique Emerald boys’ track and field team in Iron Mountain Tuesday. More...
The Emeralds’ Mike Nagy and Nick LaFave combined for a lowcard 71 to capture the Gladstone Invitation two-man Best Ball Scramble Monday. The Emerald duo edged the field by two strokes. More...
Big Bay athletes join forces on gridiron this fall
A brief conversation on the feasibility of an eight-man football program could lead to a return to the gridiron for students at the Big Bay de Noc School. More...
It’s 1939, and producer/director Dick Foster is one week shy of opening his new World War I-era musical in his off-Broadway theater. Unfortunately, he is also 100 grand shy of the financing his new show needs. More...
Well, at least the days have warmed up where you can enjoy the outdoors. The night time weather will have to warm up before the real nice daytime weather will be here to stay. More...
Michigan hunters will have more elk licenses available but fewer bear licenses, as the Natural Resources Commission set regulations for the upcoming seasons at its April 5 meeting in Lansing. More...
A presentation on non-native invasive plants (NNIP) is planned for 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 28, at the Women’s Federation Clubhouse, located at 104 W. Ridge Street in Marquette. More...
Joseph Jules Rivard, 58, of Neosho, Wis., rejoined the Lord on Wednesday, April 18, 2012, where he will experience everlasting life free from sin. Joe was a long-time (active) resident of Manistique, Mich., before he moved to Wisconsin around 1990. More...
We all know how the price of gas has climbed, along with groceries, etc. Due to this and having a little extra left over monies, the Senior Center Board has agreed to do a “one time” Free Food Distribution today April 26. More...
Former Manistique resident Alice Modders will celebrate 100 years of life and memories on May 15. In observance of her milestone, a celebration with family and friends will be held on May 15, from 2-6 p.m. More...