IRON MOUNTAIN — A century ago today, on Oct. 28, 1926, baseball legend George Herman “Babe” Ruth brought his famous swing to Iron Mountain for an exhibition game at Athletic Park on the west side, drawing more than 3,000 fans. This week’s “Remember When?” feature — provided ...
IRON MOUNTAIN — A pre-construction meeting is scheduled for Friday as Bacco Construction Co. of Iron Mountain prepares for a $3.6 million project to replace an estimated 368 water service lines in East Kingsford. Breitung Township Public Works Superintendent Jay Davis said he expects to learn whether any work will begin this fall, although the bulk of it will take place in 2027. Across Michigan, communities are required to replace water service lines containing lead — and galvanized lines previously connected to lead — by 2041. According to Davis, the service lines being ...
Think bats are spooky? Let’s dispel some myths right off the, ah, bat. Bats do not want to touch human hair. They are not blind. Less than 1% of bats carry rabies. And, no, bats do not suck blood — at least not the bats living in Michigan. Here’s the real scary part about bats: ...
Content warning: This article includes photos and discussion of an emaciated animal. ESCANABA — After six months of recovery, a boxer dog who was found severely emaciated in April and rescued by the Delta Animal Shelter in Escanaba is officially up for adoption. On April 12, a ...
AGATE FALLS — With repair work on trestle footings continuing beyond a previously anticipated completion date, a section of snowmobile Trail UP8 will be closed this winter, with a reroute available, according the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. The Agate Trestle, a key attraction ...
IRON MOUNTAIN — Horror fans can celebrate Halloween on Saturday with a double feature of classic thrillers when the Braumart Theatre in Iron Mountain hosts its third-annual Scare-a-Thon. The event, presented by Kenneth James Salon, will feature “The Silence of the Lambs” (1991) and ...
