By Karen Gould
From a three-pound Chihuahua to a 130-pound Great Dane, 37 dogs brought their owners along to watch them compete on the waterfront at American Legion Park in St. Ignace Saturday afternoon, June 19.
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Classic cars, including 1931 Ford Model A Coupes and 1957 Chevy Bel Aires, will parade through Mackinaw City during Mackinaw Cruise Night Wednesday, June 23, at 7 p.m. The cruise may become a weekly event for classic car owners. More...
• The article, “May Limit Junior High Band, Athletics To St. Ignace Students,” which appeared in The St. Ignace News June 17, contained a misspelling for the name of school board member Ann Massey. More...
Horn, Doud Recognized by Council
By Karen Gould
In two weeks, more than 265 year-around and seasonal residents and business owners on Mackinac Island will learn the effectiveness of their signatures on a petition presented to city council. More...
Audrey Hutchison of Hessel will sign copies of her book Friday, June 25, at 1 p.m. at Book World in St. Ignace. Mrs. Hutchison will also answer questions about her book, “Corruption at Jamestown Prison.” Mrs. More...
By Ted Booker
Meeting Monday, June 21, the St. More...
Local property included in the sale of Union Terminal Piers (Source: County and village tax records) MACKINAC ISLAND PROPERTY Arnold Dock Coal Dock East Dock (the old Straits Transit or Welch dock) More...
Jennifer Hibbler, 30, of Alanson, collided with a deer while traveling westbound on US-2 in Brevort Sunday, June 20, on a motorcycle with a group of motorcyclists. More...
Legendary car builder Chuck Miller of Detroit is this year's guest of honor at the 35th St. Ignace Car Show Friday, June 25, and Saturday, June 26. More...
By Josh Perttunen
The Clark Township board will endorse an application to be part of a project to coach community leaders about encouraging entrepreneurial ventures, trustees decided Thursday, June 17. More...
Firefighters required multiple runs by boat to battle a structure fire on LaSalle Island in the Les Cheneaux Islands Friday, June 11, which damaged the central part of the Terrill Cottage. More...
Construction of a new Jehovah's Witnesses church on M- 123 at Wartella Road will take place in late summer or early spring. More...
The following dispositions are from 92nd District Court in St. Ignace June 15, Judge Clayton Graham presiding. Arresting agencies are in parentheses. More...
Seniors Phillip Hood and Elisa Hobbs of Engadine have received the Army bronze medals for their outstanding achievements as high school athletes. More...
Replica ships the Pinta and the Nina will open Friday, June 25, in Cheboygan. The ships will be docked at the City Marina at the Water Street parking lot, until their departure early Monday morning, June 28. More...
The Grand Marais Garden Tour will feature 12 flower and vegetable gardens Saturday, June 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Grand Marais. Admission is $10 per person. More...
Sault Ste. Marie will celebrate Engineers’ Weekend Friday, June 25, and Saturday, June 26, at three sites, the Soo Locks, the historic hydroelectric plant, and the International Bridge. Each event is free of charge. More...
The Village of Mackinaw City is updating its community master plan and will host a town meeting Thursday, June 24, at 7 p.m. in the multi-purpose room at Mackinaw City Public School. More...
New software enables bills to be cheaper, easier to understand
By Josh Perttunen
New software to produce current and delinquent tax bills in Mackinac County will make the bills look different this year. Taxpayers will see the changes as soon as July 1, when the summer taxes are mailed to property owners by local treasurers. More...
By Michael Ayala
People traveling on M-134 and into the western Upper Peninsula will notice some trees have taken on a scorched look. More...
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