School Administrator On Leave…

The director of special education and school psychologist for the Lac du Flambeau school has been put on paid administrative leave. TheLakelandTimes reports Superintendent Dr. Josh Ernst confirmed that Trish Teichmiller had been placed on leave on the 5th. The leave of absence is a non-disciplinary one and is the result of a personnel matter. … Read more

What to Do When You Have No Snow…

Vilas County is being asked by various ATV clubs to let them open their shared trails in order to give local businesses a helping hand since there isn’t enough snow for snowmobile trails to be open. County ordinances don’t allow for shared trails to be used by snow vehicles and atvs at the same time. … Read more

Ontonagon Man Tangles With Deer, Deer Wins

A Bruce Crossing man escaped injury early Monday morning in Ontonagon County when he hit a deer straight on. Alvin Loukka of Bruce Crossing was traveling west on East One Mile road around 6:30 a.m., when a deer jumped out in front of his vehicle. He was unable to avoid hitting the deer, which caused … Read more

Two Local Charities Receive Grants

The Ontonagon County Cancer Association and the 31 Backpack Program were two local non-profits awarded grants from the Copper Shores Community Health Foundation after taking part in this past Giving Tuesday. The Ontonagon County Cancer Association received just under $19,000, which will be used to cover mileage and food expenses and 31 Backpacks received just … Read more

Young Writers in the U.P. Get Opportunity to Learn From the Best

The Upper Peninsula Publishers and Authors Association will host its first-ever full-day workshop for middle school and high school writers on May 18 in conjunction with the 2024 UPPAA Conference. The Young Writers Storytellers Workshop is open to fifth through twelfth grade students in the U.P. who want to improve their writing skills and learn … Read more

Young Writers in U.P. Get Opportunity to Learn from the Best

The Upper Peninsula Publishers and Authors Association will host its first-ever full-day workshop for middle school and high school writers on May 18 in conjunction with the 2024 UPPAA Conference. The Young Writers Storytellers Workshop is open to fifth through twelfth grade students in the U.P. who want to improve their writing skills and learn … Read more

Young Writers in the U.P. Got Opportunity to Learn from the Best

The Upper Peninsula Publishers and Authors Association will host its first-ever full-day workshop for middle school and high school writers on May 18 in conjunction with the 2024 UPPAA Conference. The Young Writers Storytellers Workshop is open to fifth through twelfth grade students in the U.P. who want to improve their writing skills and learn … Read more

Home In Iron River Damaged in Weekend Fire

There was an explosion and fire in downtown Iron River Saturday, with the West Iron County Fire Department first on the scene. A posting by the fire department on social media around 10:30 pm on Saturday night advised the public to stay away from the area. Multiple witnesses said the home near Cayuga and 9th … Read more

City of Bessemer Makes Parks A Priority in Five Year Plan

The Bessemer Parks and Recreation Commission has decided to work on a five year plan for the area’s parks and recreation plan. TheDailyGlobe reports the commission has number of items on it’s wishlist, like pickleball courts, ADA compliant playground equipment and a splash pad. Commissioners decided that its next meeting will be dedicated to the … Read more

How Many “Cats” In A Clowder?

More than 30 vehicles from across the country were at the Big Powderhorn Resort over the weekkend to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Cat Clowder, a gathering of those who celebrate their love of the Sno Cat and similar vehicles. TheDailyGlobe reports the mix of those who love Sno Cats is an eclectic one, … Read more