A group of local children rode their bicycles May 3 to raise $467 for the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The money is enough to buy a wig for a child and to supply oxygen to one child for a day, reported organizer Cathy Nordquist.
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By Paul Gingras
"Never settle for less than you deserve, or sell yourself short. More...
By Karen Gould
By the end of the month, St. Ignace visitors and residents will be able to check out a bicycle free of charge to ride around town. More...
An aerial photograph of the Straits of Mackinac showing ferries from each of the three Mackinac Island boat lines crossing Moran Bay together toward the Island will be made into a poster promoting the area in all Michigan Welcome Centers, said Lynn More...
The 16th annual Big Mac Shoreline Spring Scenic Bike Tour will draw cyclists to Mackinaw City Saturday, June 14, and Sunday, June 15. Cyclists may choose 25-, 50-, 75-, or 100-mile bike tours along the shores of Lake Michigan. More...
By Diane Ivey Mackinac Island Town Crier
It's hard enough for most people to walk a mile in another man's shoes, but Neil Sauter is walking 830 miles across Michigan on his own stilts. Mr. More...
During the Cedarville High School commencement ceremonies Sunday, May 25, Principal Randy Schaedig announced scholarship recipients. Twenty-two of the 29 graduates are sharing $33,000 in scholarships this year. More...
Nearly 30 garage and yard sales will be taking place at the same time Saturday, June 14, during the annual Pickford Community Garage Sale. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at various locations around Pickford. More...
Above: At the Tuesday, May 27, Les Cheneaux Elementary Spring Music Concert, students in kindergarten through third grade sing "The Hokey Pokey" as they acted out the parts of the song. More...
Kewadin Casinos posted increases in gaming revenue during the month of May, despite increases in transportation costs for consumers, a struggling Michigan economy, and reports of casinos in other market segments of Michigan struggling, More...
Touch of Craft Gift Shop opened Monday, June 9, at the Arnold Line Dock in St. Ignace. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday. More...
By Paul Gingras
Citing safety issues, aesthetics, and the need to prevent damage to roads, the Moran Township Board of Trustees voted in protest Wednesday, June 4, to pay the Mackinac County Road Commission $6,000 to have all county roadsides in the township mowed More...
Michigan State Police in Cheboygan are still investigating human remains found on the Lake Huron shoreline in Cheboygan County Monday, May 26. An autopsy has been completed in Grand Rapids, but police have not yet identified the remains. More...
The Small Business and Technology Development Center, formerly the First Step program, will hold office hours in St. Ignace once a month beginning Tuesday, June 17. More...
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