Keweenaw Economic Development Alliance Executive Director Jeff Ratcliffe discusses recent business trends, revitalization efforts in several area municipalities, and the upcoming Holiday Hoopla fundraiser for technical education scholarships.

The Copper Country Junior Hockey Association needs more youth referees. At one point last week, Marc Norton said he had only seven people to assign games to. If numbers don't rise, it could result in contests being canceled. 

A referee seminar begins tonight at Calumet High School. Learn more about enrolling at USAHockey.com.

The ghosts and goblins are down at the smelter this year. Manager Tom Wright from the Quincy Mine Hoist Association talks about the Halloween special, what life was like working at the smelter, and gives an update on how things are going at the mine site as well, including the recent Music In the Mine concerts put on by Michigan Tech. 

New Calumet Theatre Company Board President Dan Jamison talks about how he got involved with the organization and the new leadership's efforts to bring the venue back to prominence following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Charlie Klein from the Houghton County Sheriff's Department and trainer Sara McCormick from the Wood County Sheriff's Department in Wisconsin talk about Project Lifesaver. The technology is used to help locate missing persons with conditions like autism and Down's Syndrome, among others.

Pat Coleman from North of 45 LLC talks about the urban planning process and how it is being utilized to find a replacement for the downtown parking deck in Houghton.

Upper Peninsula Human Trafficking Task Force President Stephanie Krieger discusses her organization and what is on the agenda at three separate presentations she is giving in the Copper Country this week.

Mary Niemela from the Barbara Kettle Gundlach Shelter stops by to talk about Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The facility is one of the oldest of its kind in the state and has recently moved into a new location.

It's the biggest fundraiser of the year for Meadowbrook Arena...and a scary good time. L'Anse Hockey Association Treasurer Polly Schaefer talks about the origin of the UP's largest haunted house and the need for volunteers.

Judge Linda Davis of Macomb County founded Families Against Narcotics after her daughter became addicted to painkillers following knee surgery. She tells her story and talks about the formation of a Copper Country chapter.