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Copper Shores Begins Accepting Mental and Behavior Health Service RFPs for Grant Funding

Copper Shores Community Health Foundation will make 100,000 dollars in grant funds available to address mental and behavioral health services. Yesterday the Copper Shores Foundation announced it will begin accepting requests for proposals for its mental and behavioral health services grant opportunities. The funds will support programs and organizations aimed …

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Local Proposals Pass in Houghton and Ontonagon Counties, Biden and Trump Take Wins in State Primary

Michigan’s first presidential primary has wrapped up for 2024. Voters steadily streamed in and out of the area’s polling place yesterday. The city of Hancock had all three precincts vote at the Lakeside Manor. Other municipalities had normal precinct locations set up. At the Dee Stadium in Houghton clerk Henry …

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CCISD Begins Accepting Nominations for the Special Education PAC Awards in April

Teachers and administrators can make a big difference in a student’s life. Later in the spring the CCISD Parent Advisory committee will host the 21st annual Awards to recognize teachers and faculty in CCISD schools who have made a large impact in the lives of students with disabilities. The awards …

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Slots Still Available in the March Segment 1 Driver’s Education Course with Drive America

At a young age many will feel the pull toward the freedom of the road and owning their first vehicle. But before the key can go in the ignition, individuals must complete driver’s safety courses in Michigan. In the state people can start learning the rules of the road from …

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Michigan Technological University Will Increase Housing Costs on Campus in 2024-25

Michigan Technological University will increase the institution’s rate of room and board in 2024  and 2025. At a recent board of trustees meeting last week, Michigan Tech approved increasing room and board costs going into next school year. The Daily Mining Gazette reported on Sunday, that the university raised rates …

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The Copper Country Great Start Collaborative is Starting Small to Close the Gap in Childcare Needs in Houghton County

Lack of childcare opportunities for families can have a large impact on communities. To fit the needs of families in Houghton County alone the Keweenaw Family Resource Center estimates 700 additional childcare spots have to open. The impact of lack of childcare can affect how many how hours parents work …

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Houghton-Portage Township Schools Hosts the Second Community Forum for Elevating Education in Houghton Tomorrow Evening

Houghton Portage Township Schools will host its second Elevating Education community forum tomorrow evening. District Superintendent Anders Hill says more than 40 people in the community attended last week’s first session reviewing the district’s history and recent growth. He says that these sessions are important to the district’s understanding of …

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Yoopers for Ukraine Remembering Two Years of War with Programs in Marquette and Crystal Falls

Yoopers for Ukraine will finish a week of remembrance later this week in Marquette and Crystal Falls. Over the weekend Copper Country residents may have seen Yoopers for Ukraine near the Portage Lake lift bridge for several community events remembering two years of war in Ukraine. On Wednesday the group’s …

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Ontonagon Conservation District Begins Spring Tree and Plant Sale Today

Earlier this month Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring. Making planting trees, vegetable gardens, and native flowers out in front of the house an earlier task this year. Starting today the Ontonagon Conservation District will begin accepting orders for its annual spring tree and plant sale. The district offers several …

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Last Chance to Apply for the Quincy Dry House Ruins Art Installation

Artists intending to capture the historic significance of the Quincy Dry House will need to submit applications today. The Keweenaw National Historic Park Advisory Commission will seek an artist to create an installation on the west side of US 41, near the Dry House Ruins. During the height of the …

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