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Shopaholics Welcome to Downtown Houghton Deals

Get ready to shop till you drop. Ladies Night in downtown Houghton starts today. The downtown Houghton businesses open their doors to shoppers at 12, noon for the event, and goes until 8pm tonight. Businesses sponsoring the ladies night in Houghton are Swift’s Hardware, Surplus Outlet, Tadych’s Econofoods and more. …

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Area Schools Hosting Veterans Day Programs

Many American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts are waiting until this weekend to hold their Veterans Day programs. United States Representative General Jack Bergman will be on hand in Hubbell on Saturday. Several of those dinners have already sold out, but there are options today at area school …

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Ed Jenich reappointed to Houghton County HHS board

Ed Jenich, a Copper Country fixture for decades, has been reappointed to the Houghton County Department of Health and Human Services Board. Each term is three years. Jenich is a gubernatorial appointment, the only one on Houghton’s respective panel. He says he is deeply honored by that, and has served …

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Calumet Plays for Regional Volleyball Crown Tonight – Thursday Sports Wrap

High School Calumet will face Elk Rapids for a Division Three regional volleyball championship tonight. Our coverage from Saint Ignace will begin at 5:40 on the Voice of the Copper Kings, KBear 102.3. The winner will face either McBain or Beaverton in the quarterfinals Tuesday night at Grayling. The Calumet …

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Anders Hill Named Superintendent of HPTS

Houghton Portage Township Schools has found their new replacement for Superintendent Doreen Kramer. Kramer will hold her current position until January 3rd. When Houghton Elementary Principal Anders Hill will take over in his new role of Superintendent. Hill’s interview was conducted by the board over a span of 16 questions. …

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Houghton turns downtown into winter wonderland

Houghton Councilman Robert Megowan first broached the idea of making downtown a destination throughout winter time months ago, and that thought is seeing tangible progress. Department of Public Works crews were out last week putting up a display designed to transform the city’s business district into a ‘winter wonderland.’ The …

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Real estate market helping tie communities together

At Wednesday’s Keweenaw Alliance Breakfast, a panel of investor Derek Bradway, and agents Gretchen Janssen and Kristine Weidner addressed challenges in the housing market. Weidner said the Keweenaw had seen three consecutive years of low supply and the issue is not yet alleviating. In fact, 2021 may be the worst …

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Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly looking for holiday drivers

It’s a busy time for Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly. Lambda Chi fraternity helped out with the annual food drive this past weekend (over 6,600 pounds collected!), and members were splitting wood to be delivered in time to provide comfort through the snow and cold of winter. The …

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Mariners’ Church plans service to honor shipwreck victims

This Sunday is the annual Great Lakes Memorial service at Mariners’ Church honoring the lives lost in the 6,000 shipwrecks that have happened from Superior to Ontario over the centuries. The gathering is intimately tied to the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald which happened near Whitefish Bay on November 10, …

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Calumet’s Elise Matz part of presentation on climate change

Citizens’ Climate Lobby, an organization that describes itself as a “nonprofit, nonpartisan, grassroots advocacy climate change organization focused on national policies to address climate change,” is hosting a presentation Wednesday night featuring Calumet Trustee Elise Matz. The talk is entitled, “Climate and Community in Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula.” …

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