Negaunee News

Pioneer Days came to an end Saturday, and it did so in style with its 35th Annual Pioneer Days Parade in downtown Negaunee.

The 10K run and two-mile fun run or walk started by the senior center and almost 200 people followed the paved Heritage Trail.

The Negaunee Historical Society had their annual home tour on Friday. The tour allows interested people to buy tickets for $8 and visit four homes around Negaunee.

Contact : Judy Palnau, 517-241-3323 Agency : Michigan Public Service Commission July 8, 2014 - The Michigan Public Service Commission today said it is seeking public comment on its proposed 97-cent monthly funding factor for the Low-Income Energy Assistance Fund, down from the current 99-cent funding factor for the 2013-2014 fiscal year.

The Gogebic Range saw a bit of everything when it came to weather during the month of June, but wet weather dominated much of the forecast throughout the Upper Peninsula.

The class of 1948 held their 66th reunion at the Negaunee Senior Center. The class graduated with 81 students, and a core group of those students have made it a point to stay in close contact.

Contact : Judy Palnau, 517-241-3323 Agency : Michigan Public Service Commission July 8, 2014 - The Michigan Public Service Commission today said it is seeking public comment on its proposed 97-cent monthly funding factor for the Low-Income Energy Assistance Fund, down from the current 99-cent funding factor for the 2013-2014 fiscal year.

Large hail, record heat and thunderstorms top the list of Michigan weather events on this day in history.

Close to 200 people, including many relatives of early Negaunee pioneer Samuel Collins, attended the dedication of his log cabin to the city in Negaunee's Old Town.

This upper-air pattern the morning of July 1, 1992 looked more like a cold season pattern than a summer one.

Early Thursday morning, a Chevrolet passenger car and a tractor trailer were involved in a minor personal injury crash.

Reports say that around 11:30 a.m., a vehicle travelling on U.S. 41 rolled over.

The dark blue and purple colors represented low pressure over the Northern Plains on the morning of June 30, 1963.

Great Lakes Recovery Centers of Marquette County had a ribbon cutting and open house ceremony today to showcase their new facility to house youth clientele.

History runs deep through Ishpeming and now the history of a few buildings will be in the spotlight for all to see on Sunday.

Lake Superior is running above average. The record level, reached in the mid-1980s is the light blue line toward the top.

Derocher has worked in education for 30 years; as a teacher, coach, athletic director and assistant principal.

A sprawling high pressure system was centered almost overhead at Ironwood on the morning of June 24, 1979.

The audit will be finished by June 30, so this amount is not final, but officials say it's in that range.

Marquette City Police report the incident happened Friday night just after 6:00 p.m. Marquette police had pulled over a suspected stolen vehicle on South Lake Street.