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2024 Homecoming:
Munising’s student body centered the 2024 Homecoming theme around books. Students kicked off the festivities “sleeping” through Monday by wearing pajamas in honor of Sleeping Beauty.
Read More2024 Homecoming:Seniors set a positive year: Painting a pleasant parking lot
Munising High School Seniors, the upcoming 2025 graduates, wanted to paint a whole new attitude to distinguish themselves from past groups of grads. Even well before school began, the group could be seen online promoting positive messages like looking forward to sunrises instead of sunsets. As part of their positivity, each senior was given the opportunity to paint a parking spot.
Read MoreSeniors set a positive year: Painting a pleasant parking lotSuperior Central rolls to win at Rock Mid-Pen
The wins keep coming for the Superior Central football team. The Cougars played a road game at Rock Mid-Pen against their varsity squad on Thursday, September 12, and rolled to a 70-16 victory.
Read MoreSuperior Central rolls to win at Rock Mid-PenEmpowering Classrooms: Peoples State Bank’s Apple Giving Tree
As the new school year approaches, the Peoples State Bank is once again bringing the spirit of generosity to the local educational community through its cherished “Apple Giving Tree” initiative. This long standing tradition, which began many years ago, continues to thrive thanks to the unwavering support of the community.
Read MoreEmpowering Classrooms: Peoples State Bank’s Apple Giving TreeMustang Cross Country Season Races off to a Great Start
Under a bright sun, blue skies, and cool temperatures, the annual Larissa A. Vartti Cross Country Invitational was held on August 20 at the Valley Spur course in Munising. Eleven teams toed the line on the hilly, tree-covered trail. Under perfect running conditions, the home team fared very well in this inaugural meet of the season. Leading the way for the Mustang boys and capturing first place was Danny Goss, who covered the 5k course in a time of 16 minutes and 58 seconds. Following Danny was Trevor Nolan in second place with a time of 17:54. Rounding out the top seven were Blake Lakosky (12th, 20:13), Nolan Dolaskie (18th, 21:33), Zach Lindquist (19th, 21:16), Dylan Adkinson (23rd, 21:33), and Nate Petersen (30th, 23:38). With a team score of 52 points, the Mustangs came home with the firstplace trophy, distancing second place Engadine with 89 points. The girls ran a bit short-handed, but came through with a fine finish. The trio of Dayne Behning (10th, 25:23), Kate Mattson (11th, 25:24), and Olivia Cotey (12th, 25:24) successfully ran as a pack. Elizabeth Wing (30th, 36:00) rounded out the four-member team. For their efforts and using modified scoring, they finished in third place with 98 points, just 9 points away from the first-place team, Stephenson, and two points from the second-place team, North Central.
Read MoreMustang Cross Country Season Races off to a Great Start“One Town, One Team”:
On Monday night, the Munising Middle/High School gym buzzed with excitement as a full house of community members gathered for the annual ‘Meet the Team’ event. This tradition marked the official kickoff to the fall sports season, bringing athletes, coaches, parents, and supporters together to connect before the busy season begins.
Read More“One Town, One Team”:Munising School Public Library News
The Public Library will be CLOSED TOMORROW, Saturday, August 31, as well as Monday, September 2, for Labor Day Weekend. Thank you for your understanding, and we hope you have a happy & safe holiday weekend!
Read MoreMunising School Public Library NewsYoung Munising Baptist volleyball team ready for season
With just one senior on the roster, the Munising Baptist volleyball team knows they’re going to be on the young side. That’s OK with co-head coaches Alissa MacArthur and Ashley LaFlamme though, as they hope to use this year to build towards the future.
Read MoreYoung Munising Baptist volleyball team ready for seasonAlger County Sheriff urges safety when heading back to school
Whether they’re ready or not, Alger County students are headed back to the classroom. And the Alger County Sheriff’s Office wants them to make it there in one piece.
Read MoreAlger County Sheriff urges safety when heading back to school