It is the season of gifts. We are all rushing around trying to remember the important and influential people. There are a million reasons one will find those deserving of a gift. This is most likely family, children coming first, and the rest of the bosses, mail people, secretaries, teachers, ...

It was a mild December morning in 1843 when James B. Campbell sat at his oak desk near the wood stove, diligently writing a report to Colonel George Talcott of the Ordinance Bureau of the War Department. “The weather thus far has been remarkably mild and agreeable, ”Campbell wrote, “the ...

Winter has arrived in the Copper Country bringing with it colder temperatures and, of course, the holiday season. Of course that means tons of snow. Thankfully, I grew up loving the snow. We were always playing in it, so snow makes me happy. Growing up, the arrival of Christmas meant we would ...

HANCOCK — Two officials were selected to recognize efforts to preserve and enhance Finnish American cultural life in Michigan’s Copper Country, and will oversee Hancock’s 26th Heikinpäivä’s events, which include riding atop the legendary “Big Louie” kicksled for next year’s ...

HANCOCK — Hopefully, a community's family support system is happening all year long. Relatives, school personnel, church family, friends and neighbors are all there to help families’ raising their children, but sometimes, at Christmas time, families need a little extra support. Volunteers ...

HOUGHTON — In the early hours of June 17, 2018, almost seven inches of rain pummeled Houghton, Hancock and the surrounding area, washing sediment and debris down ravines and creeks to Lake Superior. Rachael Pressley had worked for a month for the Western Upper Peninsula Planning & ...