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American Legion Post 145 breakfast Sunday

NORWAY — The American Legion Post 145 of Norway will host an all-you-can-eat breakfast from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Sunday at the legion hall. The menu will include scrambled eggs, sausage, pancakes, French toast, hash brown potatoes, toast, coffee, milk, juice, and fruit salad. Cost is $10 per person, with children 6 and younger eating for free. Everyone is welcome. The post is at 612 Main St. in Norway.

LEO Club takes ‘Bosco’ for visits

The Norway High School LEO Club has been taking “Bosco” to events to raise awareness for Leader Dogs for the Blind and making a big impact in the community. Leader Dogs for the Blind is an important program, and getting local clubs like the Vulcan-Norway-Loretto Lions Club involved shows ...

Big Shooters earn state 4-H titles

CHANNING — Members of the Big Shooters 4-H team from the Sagola Township Sportsmen’s Club earned a pair of state titles while also claiming three of the top five positions in the .22 rifle division in Wisconsin’s 2024 rankings. Vandan Pezzullo placed first in .22 rifle and Alexander ...

YAC volunteers at party

Submitted photo Norway High School YAC students volunteered at the Dickinson Iron Community Services Agency’s Howling Halloween Party, helping the younger children with games and activities. Above is Norway student Dallas DeBernardi.

Bricks installed at UP Veterans War memorial

IRON MOUNTAIN — About 50 bricks were installed in October at the U.P. Veterans War Memorial on top of Pine Mountain in Iron Mountain. All of the bricks currently at the memorial have been recorded in a book and the towers are numbered. So those who want to know if someone has a brick at the memorial can have it looked up and be directed to the site where it is located. The bricks are installed twice during the year — the first in May just before Memorial Day and again in October before Veterans Day. The memorial and park is now closed for the winter, with the flag taken down ...

Walk of Life Pregnancy Services talk at Golden K

By JUDY SIELAFF For The Daily News KINGSFORD — The furnaces are humming their sweet melodies, bringing warmth to our hearts as the air cools. The chill doesn’t keep Golden K members away on Monday morning. Everyone arrives with a warm smile on their face as they catch up with one ...