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Click here for digital edition  A 660-foot radio tower in Stutsmanville, a small community in northern Emmet County, 35 miles southwest of Mackinaw City, could provide severe weather and security alerts to the Eastern Upper Peninsula and northern Michigan, but lacks federal funding. More ... James Cryderman (at right) charges down the field with his opponents, (from front to back) Leuna St. Andrew, Jeremiah Anderson, and Josh Lennington, in hot pursuit during St. Ignace Recreation Department More ... While commending Mackinac County employees for meticulous bookkeeping, auditors have reminded commissioners that a lack of checks and balances in the county More ... Clark Township is looking for a new assessor, following the resignation of Christina Thompson, who will leave the post August 16. More ... Pickford residents and visitors can get a look at the evolving face of Pickford Historical Museum when it serves as the Hay Days Hospitality Center this weekend. The building will be open three days this week, from noon to 7 p.m. Thursday, August 4, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, August 5, and 9 a.m. to 4 More ... After learning that the current water line for LaSalle High School would not supply enough pressure for the new fire control sprinklers being installed, St. Ignace Area Schools officials have had to make quick arrangements to implement new service. More ... The Mackinac County Board of Commissioners, meeting Thursday, July 28, stepped in to ameliorate a rift between the county animal control officer and Mackinac Animal Aid Association, which is contracted to operate the animal shelter, and began an investigation into increased medical costs for inmates More ... Zoning violation concerns from a St. Ignace citizen regarding two of his neighbors may turn into a full-scale investigation of other city residents who may be in violation of the same ordinance. More ... About 12,000 ash trees throughout Michigan, including Mackinac County, have been strategically selected to serve as detection trees for the invasive Asian beetle, Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), which has killed more than 15 million trees in the state since 2002. More ... |
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