ESCANABA -- The last Saturday in August on the 29th will host the 4th annual Jesus Festival, taking place only 1 day this year. This regional has brought in up to 3,500 people over a weekend. With 10 churches from various denominations, almost 200 volunteers, salvations and baptisms it ...
ESCANABA – Bay College invites the community to experience an unforgettable evening of world-class acoustic guitar as acclaimed fingerstyle guitarist Ben Woolman takes the stage at Bay College's Besse Center Theater on the Escanaba campus, Thursday, October 15, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. (ET). Doors ...
ESCANABA – Bay College has announced the opening of an exhibition, which includes an artist talk and reception on Aug. 27 at 2 p.m. in the Besse Gallery on the Bay College Escanaba campus. The exhibit, titled Invisible play, features work from Finnish artist Sanna Vihanto. The exhibit will ...
The Michigan State Police (MSP) is pleased to announce the promotion of Jason Welch to the rank of inspector, where he will serve as the assistant district commander for the Eighth District. Inspector Welch will assist with leading MSP field services throughout the Upper Peninsula and ...
ESCANABA — Community Foundation for Delta County Board of Trustee Members Mr. Nick Chenier and Mr. Todd Maki present a check in the amount of $4,753.58 to Fr. Tim Ferguson of St. Joseph-St. Patricks’ Church. Mr. Chenier commented, “The gift to the St. Joseph-St. Patricks’ Church is ...
Trooper Tom Kinnunen has lived most of his life in the Upper Peninsula, worlds away from where he was born in Korea. “My parents adopted me when I was one,” said Trooper Kinnunen. “The U.P. is my home. I have a wonderful life and career here, but I don’t know much about my biological family.” Last fall, as part of his 40th birthday celebrations, he visited the Korean Consulate in Chicago to begin the process of trying to locate his biological family. “I discussed my background in law enforcement, with the Michigan State Police, with the consulate employee assisting ...
