MARQUETTE — A new person is taking over at the Bay Cliff Health Camp. The Board of Directors of Bay Cliff Health Camp has announced it has completed a search for its next executive director, selecting Monet Borione. She succeeds Clare Lutgen, who has been the executive director of Bay Cliff ...
“As I walk on through troubled times, my spirit gets so downhearted sometimes, so where are the strong and who are the trusted where is the harmony, sweet harmony.” – Nick Lowe Is there an escape, a place to go on this side of death where the real peace of life cannot only be felt, but ...
MARQUETTE – Holy Name played Wakefield-Marenisco in "High School Bowl" and won by a score of 240-90. Thirty-six schools from the Upper Peninsula and northern Wisconsin participate in the “High School Bowl” tournament, now celebrating 47 years on the air. Holy Name advances to the ...
ESCANABA – The Center for Youth Health and Wellness opened its doors on the Bay College Escanaba Campus in fall 2024. The center quickly become a vital resource for students and local youth ages 10 to 21, providing accessible, quality medical and mental health services in a welcoming, ...
SAULT STE. MARIE – Organizations in the Upper Peninsula will receive a share of $856,473 in contributions from the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. The support to local government and community organizations is part of the twice-annual payments the Sault tribe has distributed since 1993 to U.P. communities based on 2% of its video gaming revenues from Kewadin Casino properties. Counties benefitting from the 2% contributions include Chippewa, Luce, Mackinac, Schoolcraft, Alger, Delta and Marquette. Examples of communities and local programs benefitting from the fall 2025 ...
ESCANABA — St. Thomas the Apostle Church recently made two donations of $500 each from funds raised during charity games at its weekly bingo nights. The $1,000 total given away was divided between the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots and the Delta County Sheriff Department's Shop ...
