ESCANABA — The Bay College Foundation has announced the renewal of the Krusin’ Klassics Scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year. Krusin’ Klassics has donated $1,500 to continue supporting students pursuing careers in Bay College’s automotive program. Founded in 1985 by local ...
IRON MOUNTAIN — Millage renewals for Dickinson County roads and the Norway-Vulcan Senior Citizens Center are on Aug. 4 primary election ballots, along with a joint millage in Breen, Felch and West Branch townships for Nordic Ambulance. Sagola Township, meanwhile, seeks the renewal of ...
ESCANABA — First Bank, Upper Michigan, has promoted Alex DeHaan to assistant vice president and trust officer within the Investment Management Group. This promotion reflects DeHaan’s nearly nine years in providing service to First Bank clients, according to a news release. He started ...
NORWAY — The Dickinson Area Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Hektik Hobbies with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its family-owned hobby shop, 729 Main St. in downtown Norway. At a time when so much entertainment happens behind a screen, Hektik Hobbies is helping people reconnect with ...
MANISTIQUE — The annual Tour Da Yoop, eh cycling event was set to kick off today from Manistique on its 10-day, 1,200-mile journey around the Upper Peninsula. Tour Da Yoop raises funds and awareness for bike safety and families battling childhood cancer through its partnership with U.P. ...
BARAGA — A former Michigan Department of Corrections officer at an Upper Peninsula prison faces a felony charge after being accused of opening a cell door, which allowed an inmate to assault another corrections officer. Shelby Pennock, 44, was arraigned July 14 in the 97th District Court ...
