3/21/2025

SUPERIOR - Wisconsin Democratic Governor Tony Evers traveled around Wisconsin to hear from veterans, including Superior.  Evers and Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary James Bond went to the Richard I. Bong Memorial Museum for a roundtable discussion yesterday. The biggest concern for many in attendance was veteran homelessness. Those attending saying they believe there needs to be more facilities and programs to help those experiencing drug addictions and mental illness. 

3/21/2025

IRONWOOD – Even though the snow is gone in the most part in Ironwood and we were able to dodge a winter storm last Wednesday winter isn’t done with us yet.  The National Weather Service in Marquette is tracking a winter storm that will track across the region starting Sunday where we could pick up Several inches of a heavy, wet and plowable snow.  Freezing rain expected Early Sunday changing to all snow with snow expected to continue into Monday and Early Tuesday. 

3/20/2025

IRONWOOD - Work has begun at the Ironwood Carnegie Library. A grant through the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity along with fundraising efforts from the community is paying for the long-awaited refurbishment. And, a campaign being run by The Friends of the Ironwood Carnegie Library, will soon begin, which will match any funds raised. Links to that fundraising campaign through Patronicity will be posted to the library’s social media. Construction is expected to be finished by the end of Fall, and library director Lynne Wiercinski said that they will keep the public as updated as possible on what’s going on, including some temporary closures which will be necessary as construction will require taking out some walls and removing the accessibility ramp, which is expected to be done by Friday.