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Click on the blue links for more details. High School In high school softball yesterday… – Lake Linden-Hubbell v Hancock – not reported. In high school baseball yesterday… – Jeffers swept Hancock 18-0 and 16-0. Justin Heinonen pitched a complete game shutout in the opening game, giving up just four hits, …

The Keweenaw Roller Girls are going to help raise money for victims of domestic violence doing what they do best–skating. The roller derby team will skate nine miles on May 26th from Esrey Park along M-26 to Copper Harbor as part of the Keweenaw Path fundraiser for the Barbara Kettle …

While Hancock Public Schools continues to place student safety as a top priority, one area of concern that will need future attention is the maintenance of existing building systems. The district is seeking a millage for the sinking school fund that would be applied to building repairs and efficiency upgrades. …

The Quincy Mine Hoist Association is receiving a $200,000 loan from the USDA to repair the railroad tram. The funds are part of the Community Facilities Direct Loan Program, which had its budget increased in the 2018 Omnibus bill from $200 million to $2.8 billion. $2,3 million has been invested …

A recall petition is underway for Calumet Village trustee Virginia Dwyer. The language for the petition was filed Thursday with the Houghton County Clerk’s office by Calumet resident Barbara Yannatta. The basis for the recall is that Dwyer voted against a motion to pass an ordinance to opt-in to the …

Click on the blue links for more details. High School In high school softball yesterday… – Calumet cruised to two mercy-rule victories over L’Anse. In the first game, the Copper Kings collected 11 hits in a 13-3, five-inning win. Elli Djerf, Kendra Keranen, Ally Spence and Brittany Heikkila each had …

The 70th annual Copper Country Strawberry Festival is seeking queen candidates and local business sponsors for the 2018 Strawberry Queen Pageant on July 6th. All young women from the Copper Country, ages 16-19 are encouraged to participate. This year’s winner will receive a $500 scholarship, sponsored by the Chassell Lions …

Firefighters with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources are reminding the public to be cautious with fire, as predicted weather conditions suitable for wildfires have heightened fire danger across the Upper Peninsula. All areas west of a line from the Huron Mountains south to Stephenson are experiencing extreme fire danger. …

Another local official is under scrutiny for missing meetings. Hancock City Councilman Joe Bauman was once again absent at Wednesday’s meeting of the city council. Hancock Mayor Lisa McKenzie said she did not receive notice from Bauman that he would be missing the meeting and his whereabouts were unknown. She …

The residency of Hancock City Councilman Ted Belej is being called into question by another member of the council. During the work session prior to the council’s regular meeting on Wednesday, Councilman John Haeussler brought the matter to the attention of the council, citing rumors and a sign placed by …