By Paul Gingras
Growing tall in the forests of the north is a tree with rough, gray bark and broad, green leaves, and to most, it is simply one of Michigan's many natural features. But when St.
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By Ryan Schlehuber
The St. More...
The following dispositions are from 92nd District Court in St. Ignace March 14, Judge Beth Gibson presiding. Arresting agencies are in parentheses. + Randy Bauerle, 50, of Rapid River, pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana. More...
Cedarville Trojans player Justin Baker runs through a flurry of shaking pom-pons, cheering kids, and applauding staff at Les Cheneaux Elementary School's pep rally for the varsity boys basketball team Wednesday, March 14, before the team went on More...
Committee Is Updating Twp. Recreation Plan
By Amy Polk
At its meeting Tuesday, March 13, the Clark Township Planning Commission appointed commissioner Mike Miller to serve as a liaison to the Clark Township Recreation Park Committee while it updates the township's recreation plan. More...
Children Enjoy Activities at Little Bear East
Madison Olsen of St. Ignace poses after winning a bicycle during Family Fun Day at Little Bear East Arena Saturday, March 17. She stands next to tribal Police Chief Fred Paquin and her grandmother, Marlene Olsen. More...
Nicholas Everson of St. Ignace earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree at Michigan Technological University and was graduated in December 2006. More...
The St. Ignace Public Library will host a family movie night Thursday, March 29, at 6:15 p.m. "Matilda," rated PG, will be the feature. The movie is free and popcorn will be provided by Friends of the Library. More...
Repaving the M-134 bridges over northbound and southbound I-75 and resurfacing M-134 from Three Mile Road in Hessel to Hilltop Road in Cedarville are among improvements planned for Upper Peninsula roads this year, the Michigan Department of Transpor More...
Club Is Open on US-2
New officers have been elected at the Fraternal Order of the Eagles Aerie 4483 of Gould City, and trustee Charles Wedge of Engadine reports that the club on US-2 is open to serve meals and beverages to the public as well as members seven days a week More...
Second Period
6th Grade: Kaden Barbeaux, Devin Livingston*, Stephen Pack. 7th Grade: Jennifer Brady, Deryk Lazarz, Sydnie Mickelson, Logan Pardee*, Sam Peterson, Julie Reed, Shane Viilo*, Darci Wilson. More...
The American Legion has recognized four members of St. Ignace Post 62 for long service in the organization. Dell Ahlich (left) and Jack Ryerse have served 60 years and Louie Leveille (right) has served 50. D.K. More...
The Friends of the St. Ignace Public Library will meet at the library on Spruce Street Tuesday, March 27, at 7 p.m. to make plans for the upcoming annual silent auction. New members are welcome. More...
The Pickford Community Wellspring Foundation is collecting cellular telephones as a fundraiser for the organization. More...
LaSalle High School track coaches are seeking donations of used equipment for the track program. About 10 bike trainers, used to convert outdoor bicycles to stationary bikes, are needed to offer students an alternative to running outdoors. More...
Students in the Pickford or Les Cheneaux school districts who would like to pursue an engineering degree are eligible to apply for a new $10,000 scholarship created in memory of George and Anne MacDonald, longtime farmers and sawmill operators of Sa More...
To help promote reading among young people, State Senator Jason Allen reads to Gros Cap School students Friday, March 16. More...
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