ESCANABA — A new development in the Bark River Knives receivership case was addressed Tuesday in Delta County Circuit Court, where Judge John Economopoulos approved the appointment of legal counsel for the court-appointed receiver overseeing the company's remaining assets. Receiver Scott ...
ESCANABA -- Hundreds of students who have gone through Holy Name Catholic School have been fortunate to have learned from Mrs. Debra Casey. After teaching at Holy Name for 39 years, Casey retired at the end of the 2025 to 2026 school year. Mrs. Casey, who most recently served as a ...
ESCANABA – Because of the construction on Ludington Street, Enhance Escanaba – the nonprofit whose goal it is to beautify the capital seat of Delta County – relocated the cement flowerpots that had been installed downtown four years ago. Enhance Escanaba began its volunteer work in ...
ESCANABA — An undocumented immigrant from Mexico has been arrested in Escanaba by a Sault Ste. Marie Station agent. According to the U.S. Border Patrol Detroit Sector's announcement Wednesday morning, the subject was charged in Minnesota with domestic violence, obstruction and felony drug possession in April. Border patrol has announced additional charges: alien inadmissibility, alien present without admission and immigrant without immigrant visa. The individual is currently being processed for deportation.
MENOMINEE – A kayaker was found dead on Green Bay following an overnight search operation. At approximately 7:37 p.m. on Friday, the Menominee City Police Department received a report of an overdue kayaker. The individual had launched a kayak into the waters of Green Bay near Veterans Memorial Park that morning and had not returned as expected, according to a news release. Upon receiving the report, the department initiated an extensive search operation involving officers on foot, drones and marine vessels. The search led to the discovery of the kayak at 11:46 p.m. Friday after ...
HANNAHVILLE — The Hannahville Indian Community is preparing to welcome tribal members and visitors from across the region for the 50th annual Great Lakes Area Traditional Powwow. The event will take place Friday, June 19 to Sunday, June 21 at the Hannahville Indian Community Gathering ...
