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Ski hill remains open
February 8, 2012 GLADSTONE — Despite rumors the Gladstone Ski Hill has been closed due to the area’s mild winter, the city’s assistant parks and recreation director said the hill has remained open since January. more »»
Man in court for deputy assault
February 8, 2012 MANISTIQUE — A Gwinn man — recently accused of striking a Schoolcraft County deputy with a snowmobile while fleeing from law officers — was bound over to Schoolcraft County Circuit Court Monday. more »»
County board opposes road work
February 8, 2012 ESCANABA — The Delta County Board of Commissioners approved sending a letter of opposition to the U.S. Forest Service regarding a proposed plan for work on a county road in Nahma. more »» 
Gladstone may borrow to cover deficit
February 8, 2012 GLADSTONE — Today marks day two of Gladstone’s budget work sessions with the city manager, department heads and commissioners. The public is invited to attend tonight’s meeting. more »»
Sentence in YMCA break-in case
February 8, 2012 MENOMINEE — An Appleton man was sentenced Monday to one year in jail on charges stemming from a break-in at the YMCA in Menominee County last summer. more »» 
Teens get prison for cattle torture
February 7, 2012 MENOMINEE — Two Escanaba teens will spend the next two to four years in prison for torturing three beef cattle last summer. more »»
Esky teens express regret for torture
February 7, 2012 MENOMINEE — Prior to being convicted to prison on three counts of animal torture Monday, two Escanaba teens apologized for their actions in the beating of three cattle on a Wilson farm last summer. more »» 
Cattle owners satisfied with teens' sentence
February 7, 2012 MENOMINEE — The owners of cattle which were brutally beaten last summer, had their say in court and were satisfied with the prison convictions handed down by the judge Monday. more »» 
Longtime Escanaba football coach retiring
February 7, 2012 ESCANABA — After nearly 400 games, Dan Flynn is leaving the sidelines as football coach at Escanaba High School. more »»
Escanaba Maritime Festival returning
February 7, 2012 ESCANABA — The Maritime Festival will return to Ludington Park this July. more »» 
Mother speaks out about son's death
February 6, 2012 ESCANABA — It’s been 10 months since the body of Adam Campbell was found in a burning car in Escanaba. Since then, his mother has become more frustrated as the case remains unsolve. more »»
Prison terms in cattle torture case
February 6, 2012 MENOMINEE — Two Escanaba teens were sentenced today to 2 to 4 years in prison for torturing cattle on a Wilson farm last summer. The judgments were handed down in Menominee County Circuit Court. more »»
1 arrested after fatal crash
February 6, 2012 MARQUETTE — A Powell Township woman was being held in the Marquette County Jail Saturday after the vehicle she allegedly was driving crashed along Marquette County Road 550 earlier that day, killing... more »»
Sentencing today for 2 in animal cruelty case
February 6, 2012 MENOMINEE — Two Escanaba teens who pleaded guilty to torturing cattle at a Wilson farm last summer will be sentenced in Menominee County Circuit Court today. more »» 
Official: Ice hazardous, fishing numbers good
February 6, 2012 ESCANABA — With February now in full swing, anglers are out on the ice trying to catch their prized perch or walleye. more »»
Police investigate 3 snowmobile crashes
February 6, 2012 IRON RIVER — The Iron County Sheriff’s Department investigated three unrelated snowmobile accidents Saturday that resulted in a number of injuries. The first incident occurred at approximately 1:05 p. more »» 
Gov. Snyder touts message: More jobs, better future
February 4, 2012 ESCANABA — Increasing jobs and building a future for children in Michigan was among the main messages conveyed by Gov. Rick Snyder during a town hall meeting at Bay College in Escanaba on Friday. more »»
School district braces for shortfall
February 4, 2012 ESCANABA — Officials at Escanaba Area Public Schools are projecting up to a $2. more »»
U.P. Elks Lodge cited by MLCC for Super Bowl pool, officials say
February 4, 2012 NEWBERRY — A Newberry organization was recently found in violation by the Michigan Liquor Control Commission for setting up a Super Bowl pool, according to the organization’s manager. more »» 
Robotics teams are gearing up
February 3, 2012 ESCANABA — Two local high school robotics teams are working diligently on their robot designs for a competition to be held downstate next month. more »» |
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