Animals Released After Medication Takes Effect
By Amy Polk
The swine quarantine at the Chippewa County Fairgrounds was lifted Tuesday, September 19, and while sick pigs have recovered, test results to determine the illness were inconclusive.
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Harold "Skip" Warp (left) of Mackinac Island and Chicago and Tom Tellefson of California pose More...
Kelly Simmons has resigned her position as the director of the St. Ignace Visitors Bureau to take a job as director of marketing and sales for Baymont Inn and Suites in Mackinaw City. More...
In last week's Page 5 story about new food service employees at Les Cheneaux Community Schools, Kim Thompson's family information was mistakenly attached to Jackie McIntire's name. More...
By Paul Gingras
The Moran Township School Board, meeting Monday, September 18, discussed the results of a draft audit from Anderson, Tackman and Company, which shows the school is in the black by $241,000 for the More...
Seventeen local students have earned scholarships from the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, totaling $16,150. Scholarship winners are: More...
Pickford Community Calendar is being offered by the Pickford Chapter of Family, Community, Careers Leaders of America, and calendar orders must be placed by Saturday, September 30. More...
The children of George and Anne MacDonald, former Hessel residents, gathered in Cedarville in June for the first family reunion in 10 years. More...
Local Staff Travels To Tulsa To Seek Training
The 92nd District Court drug court team attended a national training session in Tulsa, Oklahoma, August 14 to August 18 to learn more about drug court development and management. More...
The 11th and 12th districts of the state American Legion, which comprises the Upper Peninsula Association of American Legion Posts, will meet at 10:30 a.m. at the Little Lake American Legion Post 349 in Little Lake Saturday, October 14. More...
Colonial Michilimackinac in Mackinaw City will be transformed into a haunted habitat where werewolves, witches, and other legendary characters roam Saturday, October 7. More...
By Amy Polk
More than 200 people celebrated the first year of operation at Cedar Cove Assisted Living Facility at an open house Thursday, August 31. Occupancy has now grown to 15 residents and is approaching the building's capacity of 20. More...
The Mackinac Island State Park Commission meets Friday, September 22, at 1:30 p.m. at Fort Mackinac. More...
Best of Show, Non-Working 2000 Peterbilt Heil Bunk Tanker, Hoffman Transportation, Ron Baird, Thorntown, Indiana More...
The crew of Foxy Lady outfoxed Beelzebub to take the lead and win the Second Annual Boot to Voight sailing race Saturday, September 2. More...
29th Annual Les Cheneaux Old Timers Softball Game Entertains 200 Spectators
The annual Les Cheneaux Old Timers Softball game Sunday, September 3, at the Clark Township ballfield north of Hessel attracted approximately 150 spectators and participants. More...
A $1 million federal grant will pay for rehabilitation at the Cut River Bridge in Mackinac County. More...
AWOL, the ensign owned by Russ Lincoln, won the Birkmeier Trophy for sailing the best season in Ensign Fleet 31 of Les Cheneaux races this summer. The team on Mr. Lincoln's vessel, skippered most of the season by Scott Graul, accumulated 30 points. More...
The Soo Theatre announces its final presentation of the season, the EUP Fine Arts Council's production of "The Fantasticks" on Thursday, September 21, and Friday, September 22, at 8 p.m. at the Sault Ste. Marie theater. More...
Says That Bridge Has Played Large Part in Family's Life
By Karen Gould
Grand Hotel President R. Dan Musser III of Mackinac Island and Petoskey has been appointed to a seat on the Mackinac Bridge Authority, succeeding Angelo Lanni of Washington, whose term had expired this summer. Mr. More...
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