The election is over and Donald Trump was a week ago sworn in as the 47th president of the United States.
That’s not the end.
Democracy depends on an engaged and involved populace, and we urge every Michigander to stay involved.
If you supported Trump, continue to hold him accountable ...
EDITOR:
On the view that “Immigration is a higher priority for Americans than it was a year ago” published January 8, 2025. I have to say that I can see why it’s a rising issue. But as stated, “It tends to be overshadowed by economic worries” Which I believe to be valid as it feels ...
This past week saw Northern Michigan University honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a week full of thoughtful events that promoted community service.
The full week of events was put on by the NMU Office of Diversity and Inclusion with the NMU Black Student Union.
“This year we ...
Now that we are well into winter, you probably don’t have to be reminded to keep snow off your driveways and away from mailboxes.
However, you might have to be reminded to keep your gas meter clear of snow and ice.
It might be easy to forget, but it’s needed.
Built-up snow and ice ...
As extreme cold sweeps across the state, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is reminding residents of important tips to avoid additional hardships. If your home or property is damaged from frigid temperatures, such as a pipe burst or broken furnace, Nessel urges residents to research ...
As we navigate the busy winter season, it’s important to work together to ensure safety on Michigan’s roads.
Snowplow
Snowplow Law
Motorists are required to stay at least 200 feet, or about the length of 12 cars, when following a snowplow. This does not apply when legally passing a ...