Michael “Red” O’Hearn proudly holds up two Iowa raccoons. (submitted photo)
Michael “Red” O’Hearn proudly holds up two Iowa raccoons. (submitted photo)
Outdoors
IRONWOOD — The U.S. Forest Service, Ottawa National Forest announces road maintenance on Forest Roads (FR) 400 and FR 630 on the Ontonagon Ranger District, northeast of Bergland, Michigan.
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CRYSTAL FALLS — The Dickinson Area Community Foundation once again gifted Camp Batawagama with a grant this year to purchase new wood burners for the arts and crafts department.
Participants in the 4-H Artemis Archers are, from left, Brennon Gursky, Kevin Brunswick, Emma Goldbach, Lillian Warren, Lizzy Gursky and Harmony Scott.
Participants in the 4-H Artemis Archers are, from left, Brennon Gursky, Kevin Brunswick, Emma Goldbach, Lillian Warren, Lizzy Gursky and Harmony Scott.
Pictured are, from left, Gerard Valesano, Crystal Falls City Manager, Maureen Elson, Iron County Rise-Up Indivisible and Cory Saigh, manager Super One Foods Iron River. (submitted photo)
Pictured are, from left, Gerard Valesano, Crystal Falls City Manager, Maureen Elson, Iron County Rise-Up Indivisible and Cory Saigh, manager Super One Foods Iron River. (submitted photo)
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LANSING—Take advantage of the three free weekend events on June 11-12. Catch some fish. Visit a state park. Ride the state ORV trails.
Members of the Rockin Robins program pose for a picture.
IRON RIVER — Rockin Robins is an intergenerational outdoor education program held at Covenant Point Bible Camp for the last 20 years.
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WATERSMEET — The Ottawa National Forest Visitor Center, located in Watersmeet, has begun its summer operating schedule as of May 23.
Camp Gibbs Recreation Area in Iron River hosted the Field Day for the Iron County Hunter Safety course on Saturday, May 7. Multiple stations were set up for various training activities including how to read a compass, how to shoot a rifle, shot gun and bow, as well as skeet shooting and how to properly set up and climb a tree stand.
Camp Gibbs Recreation Area in Iron River hosted the Field Day for the Iron County Hunter Safety course on Saturday, May 7.
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WAUSAU, Wis. — Temperatures are increasing and people are starting to spend more time outside. They won’t be alone as ticks are also starting to emerge with the warmer weather.
