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Craig T. Nelson on legacy, loss and the quiet power of ‘Green and Gold’
Emmy-winning actor Craig T. Nelson reflects on legacy, family and loss in “Green and Gold,” an independent film by Upper Peninsula filmmakers Anders and Davin Lindwall. Nelson shares how he shaped his character, helped support the production and reunited with longtime friend M. Emmet Walsh.
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‘Green and Gold’ Sprouts from U.P. Roots to Indie Success
Upper Peninsula filmmakers Anders and Davin Lindwall turned their Iron River roots into “Green and Gold,” an independent feature starring Craig T. Nelson. Discover how family, mentorship, creative collaboration and community support helped bring the film from rural Wisconsin to theaters and streaming platforms nationwide.
Rob Steinhoff wins 11th Circuit Court judicial race
Alger County Prosecutor Robert T. “Rob” Steinhoff defeated incumbent Brian Rahilly by 646 votes in the 11th Circuit Court judicial race, according to unofficial results from four Upper Peninsula counties. Steinhoff discusses his victory, campaign and priorities ahead of taking office in January.
Alger County’s final unofficial results show four-vote commission race, Rock River treasurer upset
Alger County’s final unofficial Nov. 3 election results show Andy Sommer leading Terry Pihlainen by just four votes in the District 4 county commission race, Jenny LeJeune overtaking Tammy Shega in Rock River Township and three apparent winners in the Munising school board election. All precincts have reported, but results await certification.
Eating to Counteract Inflammation
In her Steps to Wellness column, Paula Ackerman explains how everyday food choices can help reduce chronic inflammation. Learn which fruits, vegetables, proteins, whole grains and healthy fats to choose, along with lifestyle habits that support overall wellness.
Unopposed, with three seats short
Fifteen Alger County candidates are running without listed opponents in the Nov. 3 election, while Superior Central and Au Train-Onota school districts have three board seats without candidates on the ballot.
Voters to decide statewide proposals, Grand Island Township millage renewal
Michigan voters will decide two statewide ballot proposals Nov. 3 involving a constitutional convention and campaign finance restrictions. Grand Island Township voters will also consider renewing an operating millage through 2030.
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