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Bridge repairs on U.S. 41 set to begin Tuesday
A $1.5 million bridge repair project on U.S. Highway 41 in Alger County is set to begin Tuesday, according to the Michigan Department of Transportation.
Read MoreBridge repairs on U.S. 41 set to begin TuesdayThe most important promises you’ll make
If I were to ask you, “Do you keep the promises you make to your loved ones?” most of us would say, “Of course!” or some other version of a resounding yes.
Read MoreThe most important promises you’ll makeHome Town Art celebration on display until mid-May
Many thanks to all of the wonderful, generous sponsors of the Home Town Art celebration whose financial support makes this program possible: Embers Credit Union, Peoples State Bank, Hiawatha Telephone Co., Munising Lions Club, Michelle Hach, The Art of Framing, Munising Public Schools, Munising Public Library and the Munising Bay Art Association.
Read MoreHome Town Art celebration on display until mid-MayMEC energizes rural communities
The Michigan Environmental Council is a nonprofit environmental organization serving both peninsulas in protecting the state’s air, water and places we love.
Read MoreMEC energizes rural communitiesWomen’s club had substantial impact
The Munising Women’s Club, under the leadership of President Mildred Feldhusen, was organized in Munising on April 11, 1912, with 24 members. The club was formed for the purpose of promoting and advancing women as business owners and informed citizens.
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Goss is named a top graduate
Danny Goss, a senior at Munising High School with a 4.0 GPA and aspirations in civil engineering, has been named one of the 2025 Excellence in Education Scholars — a recognition reserved for the top 5 percent of graduating seniors across Alger and Marquette counties.
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Catalyst for future growth
The City of Munising has officially approved a new Tax Increment Financing district to support the $2.2 million expansion of Pictured Rocks Cruises in a move that city officials and business leaders say could energize downtown development and spark future investments.
Read MoreCatalyst for future growthChange brings discomfort; embrace it
Whether it’s watching your firstborn walk into the kindergarten classroom for the first time, relocating to another city for work or learning how to walk again after a bad injury, many things we go through in life require us to adapt to change.
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