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Escanaba rallies around the Eskymos for Homecoming

ESCANABA — The community is coming together Friday, Oct. 9, to celebrate Escanaba High School Homecoming, with downtown businesses and residents encouraged to show their Eskymo pride during the Orange & Black Out. Businesses throughout downtown are encouraged to decorate their windows in ...

Urania reborn

MANISTIQUE — Memories of a plaster statue that once stood in the hall of a local school were nearly lost, but historians of Manistique tracked down the artwork about eight years ago. During the last week and a half, the sculpture has been under the hands of an art conservator. According ...

Escanaba celebrates National Friends of Libraries Week

ESCANABA — The Escanaba Public Library is inviting the community to discover seasonal reading and the year-round work that keeps our library thriving. The Friends of the Escanaba Public Library (FEPL) announced Monday a week-long celebration for the 21st Annual National Friends of Libraries ...

Escanaba home damaged by fire

ESCANABA — A residence near the Catherine Bonifas Civic Center in Escanaba was damaged by fire Wednesday morning. At approximately 10:15 a.m., the Escanaba Department of Public Safety was dispatched to a reported residential structure fire at 220 N. 21st St. in the city, stated a press ...

Bay and NMU establish direct admission program

ESCANABA & IRON MOUNTAIN – Bay de Noc Community College (Bay College) and Northern Michigan University (NMU) have entered into a Direct Admission Program agreement designed to make the transition from community college to a bachelor’s degree more seamless for students across Michigan’s ...

Bark River Lions donate to Dream Maker Children’s Museum

ESCANABA — The Dream Maker Childrens Museum was recently presented a $10,000 check courtesy of the Bark River Lions Club. This generous donation kicks off the renovation campaign that will pave the way to opening the doors of the museum, at the former Carnegie Library. There is a lot of work ...