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By BRENDA MOSELEY [email protected] MERCER, Wis. - At 64, with her children grown and her marriage over, Kay Oursler applied to the Peace Corps. One year later, she stepped off a plane in Dar es ...
The Globe archives search pageBessemer notes field damage Aug 7, 2025 By MEGAN HUGHES [email protected] BESSEMER — The Board of Education for the Bessemer Area School District learned at the ...
By PAMELA JANSSON [email protected] BESSEMER — The Gogebic Range Trail Authority has announced that Trail 2, the snowmobile trail from Wakefield to the Michigan/Wisconsin border in Hurley, ...
By BRENDA MOSELEY [email protected] IRONWOOD - Should veterans have to pull their own teeth because they can't access dental care? In Michigan's Upper Peninsula, 12% of veterans surveyed by the ...
By BRENDA MOSELEY [email protected] HURLEY - The longest-running marathon in Wisconsin is happening again to Hurley this year. Registered for Saturday's full and half-marathon races are 320 ...
By JASON JUNO [email protected] HURLEY — The Paavo Nurmi Marathon appears poised to live up to all three of the h’s it’s known for this year. The grueling hills, of course, are a constant. But ...
ERRORA BRAND new stage, built almost entirely by volunteers from the Iron County Fair Association, plays a starring role at the Iron County Fair in Saxon on Saturday evening. Derek Jones and The 50 ...
By JASON JUNO [email protected] WAKEFIELD — Casey Carlson can add a little blue to his sideline attire. Wakefield-Marenisco’s new varsity girls basketball coach is trading Ironwood’s red and ...
By JASON JUNO [email protected] HURLEY — Basketball camps and leagues are a summer staple. Football passing camps and strong man activities filled July. Baseball and softball kept going for ...
ERRORMISS WISCONSIN, Willow Newell, waves to the crowd while being chauffeured by Kasey Krall, president of the Lake Superior Tired Iron Club, during the antique tractor parade on Sunday at the Iron ...
HURLEY — During a July 29 special meeting, members of the Hurley City Council approved resolutions that authorize the issuance and sale of $610,633 in water system and sewer system revenue bonds.
Bessemer — The Board of Education for the Bessemer Area School District learned at the latest monthly meeting on July 28 that Massie Field needed some cleanup after the Fourth of July fireworks.
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