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Local Author Megan Strom publishes children’s book, Greta Scores Big

IRON RIVER — Local artist, athlete and newly published author Megan Strom has released her first children’s book, Greta Scores Big, a heartwarming story about courage, teamwork and …

IRON RIVER - The sounds of jingling bells will fill the air as the community gathers for the 19th annual Christmas in Lights celebration Saturday, Dec. 6. Spectators can expect to see illuminated …

CASPIAN - This year Iron County is gearing up for the 36th Annual Christmas Tree Galleria & Basket Raffle at the Iron County Museum. Located at 100 Brady Avenue, this annual tradition is a blend …

Shop Local on Small Business Saturday

IRON COUNTY - Saturday, Nov. 29 Iron County will celebrate Small Business Saturday, the community-focused shopping day that follows Thanksgiving. Just like Black Friday or Cyber Monday, it brings …

Caspian repairs main line pipe

CASPIAN — Caspian City Manager John Stokoski noted in his November report to the City Commission that he had received emergency clearance from Mayor Matt Jacks to approve a repair quote for …

CRYSTAL FALLS — The City of Crystal Falls approved a contract with the Forest Park School to supply the district with a school resource officer through the Crystal Falls Police Department, at …

Grandma’s Little Peddler

IRON RIVER —Tucked away in the lower level of the former health department building at 601 Washington Avenue, Grandma’s Little Peddler is one of Iron River’s newest hidden gems. …

Dare to Dream Jr. lights up Windsor Center

IRON RIVER — The West End Players lit up the stage of the Windsor Center with its Dare to Dream Jr. performances Nov. 14–16. Audiences journeyed through various Disney animated films by …

IRON RIVER - Nestled upstairs in Heaven’s Door—a warmly lit log cabin at 141 East Townhall Road —the Makers’ Market held a charming and intimate encounter with local artists …

Iron River lights up for the Holidays

Downtown Iron River is getting into the holiday spirit as crews began installing festive lights, preparing the town for the upcoming season ‘Christmas in Lights’.

Forest Park compete in High School Bowl

MARQUETTE – Forest Park played Kingsford in High School Bowl and won by a score of 150-130. Thirty-six schools competed from the Upper Peninsula and Northern Wisconsin field teams for …

IRON RIVER – Bump’s Burgers owner, Greg Scott along with his staff invites the entire community to a complimentary Thanksgiving meal Thursday, Nov. 27. This special dinner is absolutely …

IRONWOOD — Trouble between Aspirus hospitals and its nurses continued, when staff at the Ironwood hospital voted Nov. 5 to authorize a strike after the union and hospital failed to reach an …

WIC school board debates complaint policy

IRON RIVER — The West Iron County School Board of Education debated its policy for handling complaints at the board’s Oct. 21 meeting. The issue has been a subject of contention since the …

IR to receive $250K in state funding for road repairs

IRON RIVER — The City of Iron River will receive a $250,000 road funding grant awarded as part of the Community Service Infrastructure Fund through the Michigan Department of Transportation. …

Forest Park approves anti-nepotism policy

CRYSTAL FALLS — The Forest Park School Board of Education approved an anti-nepotism policy at its Oct. 27 meeting. Nepotism means favoritism in the workplace based on an existing relationship, …

Honoring heroes at West Iron County School

IRON RIVER — Students from West Iron County High School and Middle School gathered Nov. 11 in the Charles Greenlund Gymnasium to hold a special assembly, honoring the dedicated service of local …

The largest most creative project in the smallest town in America

ALPHA - Located on the circle in Alpha, one cannot help but notice Porter School. It speaks of the past without saying a word. It draws your eye and fires your imagination. Listed on the National …

CRYSTAL FALLS — A 60-year-old woman is dead after being struck by a vehicle.  The Iron County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a “vehicle verses [sic] pedestrian …

Balancing tradition and technology

MARQUETTE — Just like the perfect pair of peanut butter and jelly, technology and change go hand in hand with one another. Change is inevitable, and even in the U.P. we must adjust, adapt and …

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