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Unopposed, with three seats short
Fifteen Alger County candidates are running without listed opponents in the Nov. 3 election, while Superior Central and Au Train-Onota school districts have three board seats without candidates on the ballot.
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Voters to decide statewide proposals, Grand Island Township millage renewal
Michigan voters will decide two statewide ballot proposals Nov. 3 involving a constitutional convention and campaign finance restrictions. Grand Island Township voters will also consider renewing an operating millage through 2030.
Dentistry for Our Vets returns to Iron Mountain
The John Fornetti Dental Center in Iron Mountain will host its 12th annual Dentistry for Our Vets event Nov. 7, offering veterans free cleanings, fillings or extractions without appointments or proof of service.
Bergman, Barr, Featherly outline priorities in 1st Congressional District race
U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman and challengers Callie Barr and Zebulon Featherly outline their priorities for Michigan’s 1st Congressional District, addressing affordability, rural health care, jobs, infrastructure and economic development.
Van Ginhoven, Cambensy outline priorities in District 38 Senate race
Michigan Senate District 38 candidates Kelli van Ginhoven and Sara Cambensy outline their priorities for the Upper Peninsula, including affordability, rural health care, housing, jobs and economic development.
Bohnak, Aho Rink outline priorities in District 109 House race
Republican incumbent Karl Bohnak and Democratic challenger Anna Aho Rink outline their priorities for Michigan’s 109th House District, including affordability, rural health care, energy, infrastructure and economic development.
Benson, Brinks outline plans for rural Michigan, U.P. economy
Michigan gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson and running mate Winnie Brinks discuss their plans for the Upper Peninsula, focusing on affordability, rural health care, education and year-round economic opportunities.
