IRON RIVER—A labor dispute has put road construction projects on hold throughout Michigan, and Iron County is no exception, Superintendent Doug Tomasoski told the Sept.
IRON RIVER—The best live, local entertainment will appear at the next Open Mic night, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 29, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Windsor Center.
IRON RIVER—Despite the final score, the West Iron County girls tennis team had a battle on its hands at Gladstone on Sept. 18.
MARQUETTE— The Fred Waara Chapter of Trout Unlimited will hold its annual meeting Wednesday, Oct. 3 at 6:30 p.m. at Barrel and Beam, located at 260 Northwoods Road in Marquette.
Long before the first internal combustion engines, Iron County needed a road commission, and it came into being in 1893.
IRON RIVER—The Iron County Economic Chamber Alliance, in collaboration with local businesses and organizations, is hosting the fourth annual Harvest and Haunt Fall Festival on Saturday, Sept.
IRON RIVER—At least three more visiting football teams are going to suit up to face the West Iron County Wykons at Nelson Field this year.
CRYSTAL FALLS—The Northwoods Geology Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 26, in the lower level of the Florence Natural Resource Center.
Regional Blood Center offers thanks
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CRYSTAL FALLS—The Crystal Falls City Council announced meetings of interest to residents at its monthly meeting Sept. 10.
CASPIAN—The Iron County Historical Museum has announced that its Christmas Tree Galleria will be held from Saturday, Nov. 17 through Sunday, Nov. 25, this year.
Two healthy bucks made their way through the autumn woods in the Iron County area before the last snowfall. (Photo by Kevin Zini)
DNR reports deer numbers are up
Iron River City Manager David Thayer (center) accepts a $2,000 contribution check from Ron Zeller (right) and Mike Petersen, both from the West Sid
West Iron senior Bryant Schram (20) was named to the UPSSA Dream Team as a defensive tackle, finishing with 42 solo tackles and 35 assists.
