Community
Briefs for Monday, June 1, 2026
Delta County Historical Society museum, lighthouse open ESCANABA — The Delta Historical Society museum and the Sand Point Lighthouse are both open for the summer season. Both are open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily until Labor Day. The archives in the John Beaumier Delta County Historical ...
Immanuel Lutheran Church donates to Bay College Food Pantry
ESCANABA – Bay de Noc Community College’s Food Pantry recently received a generous $1,000 donation from Immanuel Lutheran Church, made possible through proceeds from the church’s annual Lenten breakfast. The check was presented to Kari Meunier, Director of Accessibility and Special ...
Limestone Financial Credit Union celebrates Financial Literacy Month
SCHOOLCRAFT AND CHIPPEWA COUNTIES – April marked another impactful Financial Literacy Month for Limestone Financial Credit Union (Limestone FCU), as the team continued its commitment to delivering meaningful, engaging and age-appropriate financial education across Schoolcraft and Chippewa ...
Seats available in sewing classes at Antique Village
ESCANABA — Once again, the U.P. Steam & Gas Engine Association's Antique Village will be offering sewing classes this June, beginning next Thursday — a week from today. The classes are conducted by Larry Klope, a local man with a hobby of repairing and working with vintage sewing ...
Delta County Cancer Alliance Has Found a New Home
ESCANABA — The Delta County Cancer Alliance (DCCA) has announced that it has found a new home on North 18 Street to provide cancer support services. Following recent flooding of their office at 3430 Ludington Street, the DCCA has been operating out of a temporary office in the Willow Creek ...





