Home / Featured (page 310)

Featured

Appears in grid on home page. All stories should have a featured image.

Heldt Honored with MTU Distinguished Service Award

Michigan Tech’s 2022 Faculty Distinguished Service Award has been given to Caryn Heldt. Heldt holds the James and Lorna Mack Endowed Chair of Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering in Michigan Tech’s Department of Chemical Engineering, and is also the director of Tech’s Health Research Institute. She was honored for leading the …

Read More »

Houghton County Fair Deadlines Approaching

With the Houghton County Fair just two weeks away, some important deadlines are approaching. Registration for all livestock, including horses, poultry and rabbits must be turned in to the fair office by Monday at 7 p.m. Paperwork for 4-H or other large clubs should be submitted by Wednesday at 7 …

Read More »

Michigan Center for Rural Health receives $1.4 Million Grant from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Michigan’s Rural Health Center recently received a grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, for workforce education and training for healthcare workers in the Upper Peninsula. NMU’s Elise Bur, will lead the project for the Rural Health Center to support their project dubbed UP WIN, short for …

Read More »

Blood Donations are Needed Throughout the Upper Peninsula

Donate Blood

The need for blood donations throughout the Upper Peninsula has become a critical need. The UP Regional Blood Center says that they are especially in need of A, B and O negative type of blood. The regional blood center is the primary blood supplier to 13 Upper Peninsula hospitals. Contact …

Read More »

Tigers Fire GM Avila – Thursday Sports Wrap

Click on the highlighted scores for more details. MLB The Tigers dropped a close 3-2 decision to the Guardians last night. Cleveland scored all their runs in the first two innings off Drew Hutchison, who settled down a completed five frames. Both Detroit runs came in the fourth, on a …

Read More »

Hancock Council Adopts Zoning Update

Hancock’s extensive new zoning ordinance is officially on the books. After hearing from more than a dozen residents at a public hearing last evening, the city council voted 5-2 to enact the first major update to the code in a half century.  Citizen comments included concern about the “mixed use” …

Read More »

Houghton City Council Celebrates First Octantis Visit – Council Meeting Wrap

The Houghton city council celebrated the first actual visit to the area by the Viking Cruise ship Octantis last evening. At the council’s regular meeting, City Manager Eric Waara said the day went smoothly… All indications are people had a great day here. Everything worked out well. People got to …

Read More »

CLK Board Ratifies Teacher Contract

CLK School District teachers have a new contract. At Tuesday’s meeting, the board of education ratified the agreement that runs into 2024. Details about the pact were not released. The board approved hot lunch prices for the upcoming year, and ratified contracts with food providers. Ivan Niemi was named an …

Read More »

The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education Extends Finlandia University’s Nursing Accreditation to 2032

Finlandia University has earned re-accreditation for the school’s nursing program. Finlandia received their re-accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. Finlandia University offers two tracks for education in nursing, through their Bachelor of Science in nursing degree and an online RN-BSN program. The university’s renewal will last for 10 …

Read More »

Viking Cruises’ 665 Foot Vessel Makes Debut Stop in the Copper Country

This morning Viking Cruises made their debut stop in the Portage Canal. The 665 foot long ship arrived to the Keweenaw just before 8 am this morning, docking near the U.S. Coast Guard Station – Portage in Dollar Bay. From there the cruise liner’s occupants were tended by a smaller …

Read More »
[sam id="3" codes="true"]