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Ironwood to replace water lines with grant funding
IRONWOOD, Mich. (WLUC) - The city of Ironwood says its water service will soon be more reliable. The city is replacing almost three miles of water main thanks to an $11 million grant from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy. Water and Sewer Department Supervisor Bob Tervonen...
Gogebic Community College holds 90th commencement ceremony
IRONWOOD, Mich. (WLUC) - Gogebic Community College (GCC) celebrated its class of 2024 on Friday. Graduates, faculty, friends, and family packed the David G. Lindquist Student and Conference Center Gymnasium for the college’s 90th commencement ceremony. Ian Lewis from the school’s class of 2016 was the graduation speaker. He...
Northland students call for change at the top
Fletcher Thomas started crying when he heard the news earlier this month that Northland College was going to remain open. The graduating senior who studied outdoor education didn’t know why he was crying. Thomas was relieved Northland will to operate, but was frustrated at the same time. On May 1, Northland announced it will cut its course options down from 29 majors to eight, and in doing so eliminate some...
Pet of the week
Meet Amy Rose. When she first arrived, she was quite shy and lacked socialization. However, she has truly blossomed since then, eagerly interacting with all the animals and people she encounters every day. Amy Rose is highly motivated by treats and is making remarkable progress in her learning journey. She longs for a loving home as she feels quite lonely spending her nights alone. She needs a family who is willing to work with her and help her build confidence. Amy Rose is searching for a leader who can guide her. While she may be a bit overwhelming for some dogs, she would thrive in a home with confident kids over the age of 13. Pet of the Week highlights an animal available at the Chequamegon Humane Association. To learn more about CHA or view other pets available, visit chaadopt.org.
Michigan Reconnect programs could be changing the age requirement
BESSEMER, Mich. (WLUC) - 110th State House District Rep. Greg Markkanen (R-Hancock) was at A.D. Johnston High School this afternoon to tell students about benefits of the Michigan Reconnect Program. Markkanen said this program currently awards two years of free college to eligible people older than 21. He added lawmakers...
Northland Athletic Hall of Famer Olaf Kirsten named next women’s soccer coach
Northland Athletic Hall of Famer Olaf Kirsten named women’s soccer coach. Northland College has found their next women’s soccer coach. On Thursday they announced Northland Athletic Hall of Famer Olaf Kirsten will take over the role from Aaron Blanchard, who stepped down earlier this week. Kirsten was a...
City by City: Duluth, Iron River, Ashland
Duluth, Minn.- Registration has opened for a challenging Duluth event. 23rd Veteran is hosting its 9th Annual Ruck Life event on Saturday, June 1. The event features a 10-mile hike with weighted rucksacks to symbolize the burdens carried by veterans experiencing combat stress. Money raised from the march helps fund reconditioning programs for veterans in Duluth.
Northland College student relieved after hearing that the college will remain open, but with restructuring
ASHLAND, Wis. - The Northland College board voted for the school to stay open, after being on the edge of closing because of financial troubles. The college has set a goal of 385 students for the upcoming academic year, which is down from around 440 this academic year. Madie Linka...
Northland College Notes
The Northland College baseball team split its final day of the 2024 season in a May 5 home doubleheader against Martin Luther College winning 6-4 then falling 6-2 in Upper Midwest Athletic Conference play. Results April 30 Baseball: North Central 11, Northland 5 May 1 Baseball: UW-Stout 4, Northland 1 ...
Upper Peninsula Peace Officer Memorial to be held May 15 in Ironwood
IRONWOOD, MI— The Michigan State Police, Wakefield Post is holding a memorial service for fallen Upper Peninsula peace officers next week. The service will take place at Gogebic Community College. It will feature a roll call of fallen officers, a laying of the wreath, and a performance of Taps. The event will also include a keynote speech by Art and Tiffany Romans, family of Ironwood native and fallen officer Ervin Romans II.
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