Retirees to meet
IRON MOUNTAIN — AT&T and Michigan Bell telephone retirees and former employees will gather for lunch at 11:30 a.m. Monday at Holiday Kitchen in Iron Mountain. All are welcome.
Chess club formed in IM
IRON MOUNTAIN — A new club for those interested in chess has formed in Iron Mountain. The group gathers at noon on Fridays at the Crystal Lake Center, 700 Crystal Lake Blvd. in Iron Mountain. New players are welcome. For more information on the chess club, call 906-221-0290.
Community chorus rehearsals to start
KINGSFORD — The Dickinson County Community Chorus is looking for adults and children to participate in the chorus. Rehearsals for adults will begin Tuesday, May 7, for the 2024 “Music Under the Stars” summer concert. All rehearsals will be from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m. Tuesdays in the Fellowship Hall of the First Presbyterian Church, 395 Hamilton Ave. in Kingsford. There is no charge for membership in the chorus, and there are no auditions. However, prospective new members should possess some knowledge of choral singing. DCCC’s principal conductor, Crystal Hogan, will direct the ...
Grant awarded for senior girls tea
The Dickinson Area Community Foundation, along with affiliate Norway Area Community Foundation, recently awarded a Community Impact Grant to the Norway-Vulcan Area Women’s Club. The grant will be used to assist with the annual senior girls tea, which will take place Wednesday at Oak Crest ...
K of C Fourth Degree welcomes new members
Bishop Baraga Assembly 0512, the patriotic arm of the Knights of Columbus known as the Fourth Degree, recently welcomed 18 new members through its exemplification program. This program details and emphasizes the characteristics and long history that define the Fourth Degree as religiously devoted and patriotically proud. Living out the charisms that define the Knights of Columbus — charity, unity and fraternity — Fourth Degree Knights work within their communities through local council activities and have the added honor of serving as color guard members for various religious ...
Kingsford Key Club pie auction
Iron Mountain-Kingsford Kiwanis and Iron Mountain-Kingsford Rotary every year helps the Kingsford Key Club with a great dual club fundraiser. The students bake the pies and come and show off the pies. Members of Kiwanis and Rotary have bidding wars in a live auction. Usually, the new president of Key Club gets to host the event and they make great money in less than one hour. Kiwanis members and Rotarians enjoyed bidding on the about 25 pies and made $2,300 for the Key Club. The Key Club would like to thank Kiwanis and Rotary for their support every year.