Leah Polzien from Main Street Calumet talks Pasty Fest happening this Saturday.

Eastern Michigan University's Dr. Allen Kurta is the state's preeminent bat expert. He talks the effect of white-nose syndrome on local species and if he anticipates any impact should a proposed wind farm be approved.

Deb Mann and John Diebel of the Hancock Recreation Committee talk exciting news regarding the new Hancock Dog Park. There are two different opportunities for you to help out, one just by voting.

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David Rowe took over the helm at the MTEC SmartZone just last week. Find out more about the organization and the upcoming QuickStart event.

Ave Maria Law School Professor Eugene Milhizer is at Portage Lake District Library Wednesday night at 6 PM. Hear a preview of what he'll be talking about.

Kim Salmi and Adam Laplander from Canal View - Houghton County talk about Tuesday's millage renewal, and what the funds will be going towards if the measure is approved by voters.

Karen Eddy of Barkell Elementary School and Stacy Bussiere of Hancock Central High School/Middle School talked about the district's new summer programs. Northern Lights Summer Learning has 150 elementary students enrolled, a smashing success. Northern Lights Summer Adventure has featured fishing, paddleboarding, a hike at Mount Bohemia, and trips to Pictured Rocks and the Porkies are still on tap.

Ranger Lynette Webber talks about the reopening of the park's Visitor Center, and some of the activities available for guests, including tours at several of the heritage sites that partner with the park.

The third Sunday in July is marked as Lake Superior Day in Copper Harbor. Learn about the schedule of events and about Michigan Tech's Center for Science and Environmental Outreach. They'll have the research vessel Agassiz on hand through their Ride The Waves program sponsored by General Motors.

Alden Connor Jr. and Raistlin Awonohopay of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community talk the Powwow. It is back on after a one-year COVID hiatus the weekend of July 23-25. Learn about the schedule of events and just how important music and dance are to Ojibwe culture.