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Kramer presents LAPP program to Golden K

KINGSFORD — May found winter taking its time to finally evolve into spring. June holds promise of sun and fun ahead. Summer is long awaited in the Upper Peninsula and we use each day to its fullest. May was the time for flowers and foliage to come alive and sprout their beauty. As June ...

Today's Birthdays

May 23, 2026 Rose Tuovila, Vulcan May 24, 2026 Wyatt Bray, Neenah, Wis. May 25, 2026 Bob Fredy, Iron Mountain Brooke Walstrom, Iron Mountain

When a rock becomes sand

Dear Annie: My husband of five years has dementia. We’ve known about it for two or three years. He retired last year, and I work full time. It’s getting harder. He argues every point, doesn’t want me to go anywhere without him and repeats himself. He says he will just “wait for me” ...

Answers to your biggest questions about dreams

NIAGARA, Wis. — I have always been a vivid dreamer and can usually remember my dreams when I awake. Once I even woke up laughing because what was happening in my dream tickled. Needless to say, my husband was most interested to know what I had been dreaming. Exactly why you dream and how ...

Free community meal on Sunday in Norway

NORWAY — Grace United Methodist Church of Norway will host a free community meal from 5 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The menu will be a brat on a bun, baked beans, potato salad and dessert. There is no charge for the dinner, but a donation basket will be available for those who want to make a contribution toward the meals. Reservations are requested for the meal, to be picked up at the church. Those planning to participate should call Chris Spense at 906-282-9752 by Friday. Everyone is welcome to attend. The church is at 130 Odill Drive behind the Jake Menghini Museum and is known as ...

Wausaukee Public Library offers summer programs

WAUSAUKEE, Wis. — The Wausaukee Public Library invites children, teens and adults to join this year’s free Summer Library Program, filled with dinosaurs, creativity, science, reading and hands-on fun. Programs will be at 1 p.m. Wednesdays throughout the summer and are geared primarily toward children ages 4 through 11, though families and all ages are welcome to attend. This year’s dinosaur-themed “Unearth Your Story” summer program includes dinosaur-themed art, geode cracking, aquatic creepy critters, rock painting, terrariums, big trucks and more. The Summer Program ...