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League of Women Voters publishes online voter guide

ESCANABA — The League of Women Voters of Delta County (LWVDC) would like to direct voters to a free non-partisan voter education resource, VOTE411.org. It was created to provide a personalized voting guide that includes up-to-date information voters need to cast their ballot, including who ...

Exploding Firebird

ESCANABA -- There is one less Pontiac Firebird in the world after an explosion in downtown residential Escanaba on Friday night. Fortunately, the two people who had been traveling in the car when it caught fire escaped. The owner was driving east with his girlfriend in the car between 9 and ...

Bears sign third-round pick Sam Roush, a tight end from Stanford

LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The Chicago Bears have signed tight end Sam Roush, one of their two selections in the third round of this year's NFL draft. Taken at No. 69 overall, Roush was the team's last unsigned player from the 2026 draft. The Bears announced the deal on Friday. Roush appeared in 48 games over four seasons at Stanford, including 34 starts at tight end. He finished with 119 receptions for 1,201 yards and four touchdowns.

Splish splash

ESCANABA — The Webster splash pad, a project that has been discussed for about six years, is finally operational. The installation features an assortment of ground-mounted sprayers, flush with the round blue floor "pad" — a textured rubber material, intended to be both water- and ...

Murder suspect arrested in Marinette

MARINETTE — A 22-year-old has been arrested in Marinette, Wisconsin, on a warrant for first-degree homicide out of Mississippi. Jayden V. Cayou, 22, was arrested Wednesday by the joint City of Marinette and Marinette County Special Response Team. According to the City of Marinette ...

Unique ‘medieval’ circus coming to Kingsford park

KINGSFORD — The Kingdom of Wonders Medieval Circus will bring its unique show to Lodal Park in Kingsford this weekend, with shows at 3 and 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The two-year-old circus has no animals or clowns. Instead, it’s a story-driven show with a Renaissance-theme featuring high-flying aerial acts, juggling, acrobatics, and comedy. “My brother was really into Renaissance stuff. I though it would be fun thing,” said Ben Holland, who helped develop the show and serves as a performer and booking coordinator. For the show, they replace traditional animal and clown ...