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Wednesday, April 29, 2026
The Postal Service allows countless Americans to stay in touch and receive the goods they need, no matter where they live. It’s absolutely critical to our country So, when service is disrupted, it has serious consequences for communities in Michigan and all across the United States. Unfortunately, that’s happening right […]
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, MI. On Friday, April 19, 2024, at approximately 11:00 p.m. troopers fromthe Michigan State Police (MSP) Traverse City Post stopped a vehicle for a moving violation on US-31South in Blair Township. The driver, a 44-year-old woman from Kingsley, was looking through her purse when the trooper noticed […]
In the early twentieth century, some of my ancestors were firefighters in the Sault. Going through some old papers, I have found bits and pieces of firefighting history from our area. As with anything over 100 years old, things aren’t always in the best shape. Books, papers, and photos tear […]
The Monarchs are on their way back from Mexico – will your yard be ready to host them? What will you learn? What is needed in your waystation and how do you certify it? Join us to learn more about creating and certifying your garden as a Monarch Waystation! $5 registration […]
We are excited to announce our coaching and front office staff for the 2024-2025 season! The General Managers will include Mike Kaunisto and Isaac Mckechnie. Mike has been serving as the club’s only general manager for many years and will now be joined by Isaac to help put together our […]
In a striking unveiling at Ford Field this Thursday evening, the Detroit Lions revealed their latest uniform combinations to an excited crowd of season ticket holders, marking the team’s first major uniform update since 2017. The refreshed look introduces a bold new black jersey and pants set, accentuated with the […]
LANSING — Republican leaders in the state House and Senate want Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to deploy the Michigan National Guard to the country’s southern border to help deter illegal immigration, and they’re calling for an $8 million budget allocation to do so. Thursday’s request from House Minority Leader Matt Hall […]
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. and Ontario – A pair of nesting peregrine falcons is back this spring to raise a family at the Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge. They’ve apparently decided to maintain dual residency, feathering their nest on the U.S. side of the span after nesting on the Canadian side last […]
The Sault High Blue Devils Track and Field teams sent athletes to compete in the Queen City Relays in Marquette on Tuesday, and the girls’ team made their mark. In a field of nine teams from schools across the Upper Peninsula, the Lady Blue Devils were top finishers in each […]
The recidivism rate tracked by the Michigan Department of Corrections reached its second-lowest level since the department began tracking the data, officials announced Tuesday. The corrections department cited data on the three-year recidivism rate of the 2020 release group. That rate was 22.7%, up by 0.6% from last year, but […]