At their last meeting in January, the Hurley City Council was told by a consultant of MSA Professional Services that 2022 would be the last year to apply for the Community Development Block Grant Program in its current incarnation. The Daily Globe reports, that starting next year, completing engineering studies would not guarantee a city … Read more
The Emberlight Festival is looking for their next class of Emberlight Ambassadors. The Ambassador Program offers a unique opportunity to learn and develop skills at the professional level with the help of mentors. Kids ages 16-21 enjoy once in a lifetime experiences like working with Emberlight’s performers and filmmakers, as well as attending workshops with … Read more
The Gogebic County Board of Commissioners heard from attorney Troy Cumming, of the law firm of Warner Norcross and Judd via Zoom last week regarding the firm’s suggestions on eligible ways to spend American Rescue Plan Funding. According to the Daily Globe, the firm has provided legal counsel regarding ARPA funds to Baraga and Ontonagon … Read more
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has announced the first of two annual Free Fishing Weekends in the state, happening next Saturday and Sunday, the 19th & 20th. Residents and out of state visitors will be able to enjoy fishing without a license and without paying admission to any of the 103 state parks and … Read more
Tomorrow at 9 am, the Project Connect Nordic Ski Event hosted by the Anderson Bluff and River Trail Foundation, Inc. takes place in Ironwood. The ABR Foundation seeks to connect all Gogebic Range communities via world-class Nordic Ski Trails. The event is a unique opportunity to ski four trail systems from ABR Ski Trails to … Read more
Iron County 4H is currently looking for Summer Assistants. This would be a great summer job for a young adult who is pursuing a career in education or other related field. It is preferred that applicants are 21 years or older, however, young adults 18+ are welcomed to apply and will be considered for this … Read more
At their meeting on Monday, Ironwood’s Parks and Rec Committee approved it’s goals for this year and moving forward. According to the Daily Globe, there we re several, including opening a lighted ski trail in Miners Memorial Heritage Park. The committee also approved adding more pickleball and tennis courts in public areas and upgrading the … Read more
At the last meeting of the Bessemr Recreation Committee, a poll was taken of the members to gauge what they’d like to see the community achieve for 2022. According to the Daily Globe, suggestions like a pickleball court at Bluff Valley Park, a garden club to perform maintenance on local parks, painting some of the … Read more
After a decision was made to invest in the development of current staff at Gogebic Community College, several employees of GCC are being tasked with assisting on upper management projects. The Daily Globe reports that president George McNulty asked the college board for assistance, and initially it was suggested that Tim Kolesar step down from … Read more
Saturday was a return to live and in person participation for the MECCA Trails Winterfest, the first time in two years, since the pandemic forced the event to go online. According to the Daily Globe, The Flowage 15k skate proved to be the most popular event this year. According to Mike Shouldice, president of the … Read more