Have you ever received a phonecall from a reporter? Learn some Dos and Donts on how to be a good source from a lead reporter.
Summer means beaches and barbecues, right? Think again. There’s a lot more to do in the Keweenaw than play in the sun.
Pridefest is sponsored by Keweenaw Queers, a local collaborative that provides a home for non-binary people and their allies in our community.
The Co-op's move downtown signifies a major step, not only for the business itself but also for the surrounding area. Despite delays, Co-op officials say construction is back on track.
Manoomin, wild rice in the Ojibwa language, is not a crop, but a living being with a deep spiritual, historical and cultural meaning to the people who first settled in the Great Lakes region.
Copper Shores Meals on Wheels congregate sites are getting a name change. Moving forward the congregate meal program will be known as Meet & Eat.
The much-anticipated 2024 MTU Parade of Nations is set to take place on September 21, 2024, now is the time for local business vendors and community organizations to join us in this vibrant celebration of cultural diversity.
The Keweenaw Community Foundation is proud to announce the establishment of the Chelsea Schelly Impact Fund, bit.ly/chelsea-schelly-fund.
What happens when a small but determined congregation buys an old, dilapidated eyesore of a building and—with their own hands—transforms it into an attractive, welcoming church?