Airport Manager Suprises Board With Resignation

The Gogebic-Iron County Airport is looking for a new manager as of this past Monday’s Airport Board meeting At the end of the board’s meeting, Michael Harma announced his resignation, stating that this was his last board meeting and his last day would be August 10th, according to the Daily Globe. None of the Board … Read more

Four Days of Ironwood Tradition Begin Wednesday

Festival Ironwood is just a few days away, being held at Ironwood’s Historic Depot Park Wednesday through Saturday. There will be four days of sports activities, food, live music, exhibits, a car show, and crafts/artisan vendors. In conjunction, Stormy Kromer will be holding their 8th Annual Warehouse Sale, and the Historic Ironwood Theatre will host … Read more

Michigan’s Only PRCA Rodeo Held In Iron River

The population of Iron River increased dramatically this weekend as folks traveled from around the region for the only PRCA-sanctioned rodeo in the state of Michigan. The U.P. Championship Rodeo has been hosted in Iron River since 1968. Friday kicked off the weekend with Market Days, the crowning of Miss U.P. Rodeo Queen, Zoey Poupore … Read more

Ironwood Planning Commission Recommends New Zoning Map and Ordinances

The Ironwood Planning Commission at their regular meeting this past Thursday, recommended the adoption of a new zoning map and zoning ordinance to the city commission. According to the Daily Globe, incorporation of new ways to implements retail marijuana establishments, including the number of licenses that the city will reward to applicants was discussed, as … Read more

If You Love Strawberries, Hit the Ironwood Farmer’s Market

Tomorrow is Strawberry Shortcake Day at the Iron County Farmer’s Market, downtown from 10 am to 1 pm. Fresh berries and homemade shortcake will be available to go. Berries re picked fresh by Market volunteers at Rowe’s Berry Farm in Gurney, Wisconsin and market vendors bake the shortcake. Gluten-free options are available. Proceeds from the … Read more

Ashland Takes Next Step in Development of Beaser Avenue Area

The City of Ashland, Wisconsin, is seeking competitive development proposals from qualified developers to help the City bring to completion the Beaser Avenue Redevelopment Site. The Beaser Avenue Redevelopment area is approximately 4.5 acres of publicly-owned property located on the west-central side of Ashland, close to the downtown district. The planned development would provide direct … Read more

Zoning Change in Bessemer Will Make Way for New Housing

The Bessemer Planning Commission voted Tuesday to change zoning on city land directly south of the Iron Belle Trail, which then runs south of Bessemer City Hall, which will clear the way for a new housing development. According to the Daily Globe, the vote means the zoning in the area between Clayberg and Moore streets … Read more

Michigan State Wolf Management in the Spotlight

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking the public to comment on the draft 2022 Wolf Management plan for the state. Michigan’s wolf population is on the federal endangered species list. The draft plan is aimed at accomplishing four goals; maintaining a viable wolf population, facilitating wolf-related benefits, minimizing wolf-related conflicts, and conducting science-based … Read more