Breaking News

Talent agency signs young local dancer

ESCANABA — An 11-year-old Bark River girl who has traveled around the country to dance competitively was recently signed with a Los Angeles talent agency. Zoey Zambon, daughter of Ashley and Andy Zambon, began dancing at the age of three. She has taken all types of classes available at ...

Festival success in damp downtown

GLADSTONE — The inaugural Great Gladstone Harvest Festival had a turnout that impressed participants and organizers, considering the rain and the fact that the Packers played the Lions the same afternoon. During the Halloween-focused event hosted in the downtown business district on ...

Blue politicians join in local door-knocking

ESCANABA — Politicians from the Democratic Party joined local volunteers in efforts encouraging people vote blue this weekend. Showing up to a rally and campaign event in Escanaba on Saturday were Candidate Callie Barr, who is looking to unseat Jack Bergman as the representative for ...

Mr. Tip-Up made by three generations

ESCANABA — A tool for ice anglers, crafted from wood by the same family for three generations, will be displayed and available for purchase at this year's Ice Fishing and Hunting Expo on Nov. 6 and 7. In the 1980s, Kenneth R. Laessig, Sr. invented Mr. Tip-Up — a foldable, adjustable ...

A Lions Club facelift

RAPID RIVER — In the midst of a makeover is the Rapid River Lions Club's building at 10465 S. Main St. Today, Saturday, a fundraising cookout is underway between 2 and 5 p.m. Located next to the Post Office and across from the Swallow Inn, the venue is used during community events like ...

Escanaba ArtWalk connects local artists, businesses

ESCANABA — Downtown Escanaba will transform into a collection of pop-up art galleries today as the second annual Escanaba ArtWalk brings local artists, businesses and community members together. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. along Ludington Street, with artists displaying their work ...