his week ORV enthusiasts can ride the Keweenaw to its fullest extent. The trails north of Calumet to High Rock Bay are open as of May 1.

While expanding upper-level paths for tours, Painesdale Mine & Shaft workers made a fascinating discovery.

Jerome Patryjak, a local artist in Calumet, recently submitted a conceptual rendering for the Big Annie statue project and has received a $500.00 award grant funded by the KCF. 

The Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts announced that Mary Jennings has accepted a new role and will step down as Director.

The Hancock Trails Club (HTC) (formerly the Keweenaw Nordic Ski Club) has purchased a new ski grooming implement called a Ginzu manufactured by Yellowstone Track Systems.

Get ready for an adrenaline-fueled Keweenaw adventure with the Hancock Trails Club on Saturday, March 16 with the returning Snowduro.

Radio Keweenaw is seeking public input for a new Low Power FM (LPFM) community radio station.

Nationally there has been an increase in the number of vaccine-preventable infections.

The Keweenaw Community Foundation is pleased to announce a special grant award. The CLK Youth Hockey Fund will be granting a $5,000 award in memory of Joel Tuoriniemi towards the Ahmeek Ice Rink “Build-the-Boards” project.

Copper Shores Victim Support is launching a book club, Resilient Reads, offering support to adults navigating their healing journey through the power of literature.

Every year in March, Meals on Wheels has a nation-wide celebration of the senior nutrition program being added to the Older Americans Act.

The UP Regional Blood Center is experiencing a need for all blood types.

The value of winter clothing distributed in 2023 was about $13,000, all of which was obtained through the generosity of individuals, organizations and businesses.

For the second year in a row, the CopperDog 150 is scheduled to be the only sled dog race in the Upper Peninsula.

The Keweenaw Community Foundation is pleased to announce opening of grant and scholarship applications!

Copper Shores Community Health Foundation is proud to announce its 2024 scholarship offering, highlighted by a new $5,000 educational sponsorship that will be renewable for up to three additional years for four students.

For some Michigan Tech students, this may be their first, last or only Winter Carnival they get to experience. They aren’t letting the lack of snow stop that!

The Rozsa Art Galleries are bringing Ukrainian poet Yuliya Musakovska, 2021/22 U.P. Poet Laureate M. Bartley Seigel, and Estonian Letterpress organization TYPA together for an art exhibition open February 2-March 31. The opening week will include free events throughout the week, and the Rozsa Art Galleries exhibit will be free, as always.

Destination Development is the intentional process of making investments in community infrastructure to improve a destination’s ability to attract visitors and enhance their experiences.

We’re two weeks out from Winter carnival.