By Josh Perttunen
Since acquiring Rusticator, the 30-foot, 1923 Fay and Bowen Golden Arrow runabout that took home the top prize at last year's Les Cheneaux Islands Antique Wooden Boat Show, boat collector John Allen has been dipping this vessel into familiar wate
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Those interested in participating in the Albany Trail Ride to benefit a children’s cancer camp in Michigan are asked to contact Karen at The Albany at (906) 297-8321. The ride will be Saturday, September 18, in DeTour. More...
By Ted Booker
During their bicycle trip across the country, St. More...
A golf scramble Wednesday, August 4, and a quilt raffle in August will help the Pickford Area Historical Society reduce the amount of the loan on its building on Main Street in Pickford, so that it may focus on other needs there, such as maintenance More...
A civil trial date is set for lawsuits involving the City of St. Ignace, Moran Township, and ski hill manager Jake Tamlyn. More...
The following dispositions are from 92nd District Court in St. Ignace July 19, and July 20, Judge Beth Gibson presiding. Arresting agencies are in parentheses. More...
By Michael Ayala
St. Ignace Area Schools may receive an additional $20,000 from Moran Township's Gros Cap School to allow junior high Gros Cap students to continue participation in its band and athletics programs. More...
Condition Improves to ‘Fair’ for Teen Survivor
A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board reveals the Beechcraft 58 twin-engine airplane that crashed at St. More...
The Ensign Fleet 31 will compete Wednesday, July 28, through Friday, July 30, in the 2010 Les Cheneaux Yacht Club Regatta. This series culminates the local racing program. More...
Contest Winners Announced
Part of the Tadpole Olympics, kids games were a big hit at Frog Fest at Les Cheneaux Saturday, July 17, and yielded winners in several categories. Michael Odom, Kalon Ayers, and Kyle Ayers took the top three spots in the timed run for kids. More...
Since she was hired at the Fort de Buade Museum in St. Ignace in May, new manager Connie Sweet has been busy making improvements. More...
One of the prisoners who attempted an escape from Kinross Correctional Facility July 15 has been charged with carjacking, assault with intent to rob while armed, and four other felonies. More...
By Josh Perttunen
Additional public boat launching sites were approved for Clark Township Thursday, July 15, which the township board hopes will ease the burden of having the Cedarville site closed during channel dredging this summer. More...
In Downtown St. Ignace on Saturday Nights, Efforts Are Paying Off in Increased Traffic
By Ted Booker
Fireworks shows that light up the waterfront sky every Saturday night in St. More...
The Portage Players will present a musical comedy suitable for the entire family, entitled “Tumbledown Town,” at the Erickson Center for the Arts in Curtis. More...
By Josh Perttunen
Anthony Hobra will be the new superintendent at Rudyard Area Schools following a 6-0 vote of the seven-person school board Monday, July 26. More...
By Michael Ayala
Sexually oriented businesses may only be allowed in the Manufacturing Research (MR) district of Mackinaw City, in the southern part of the village, if the village adopts a new ordinance that is now under consideration. More...
Local members of the Forgotten Eagles veterans group will participate when the Forgotten Eagles hold their annual motorcycle freedom ride to support Michigan veterans Wednesday, August 4, through Saturday, August 7. Riders will begin in Sault Ste. More...
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