James Petersen’s four years as a Munising Public Schools board trustee were defined by his calm demeanor, thoughtful leadership and unwavering commitment to supporting students. Appointed to the board in 2020 during a tumultuous time for schools, Petersen navigated the challenges of the pandemic with a steady hand and a focus on fostering positive change for the district.
Munising put out another allaround solid effort in their home non-conference boys basketball game with Rudyard on Jan. 15. The Mustangs outscored the Bulldogs in every quarter, propelling them to a 62-28 victory.
“ Decongestants ... cause considerable thickening of any mucus trapped in the ear chamber, making it more difficult to clear it from the chamber.
On the afternoon of Jan. 17, Craig Michael Smith was apprehended in Limestone Township of Alger County for multiple warrants issued by the 93rd District Court and the 11th Circuit Court.
Editor’s note: This is Part 2 of a series exploring True North Treks’ supportive efforts for young adults affected by cancer. Nestled in the vast wilderness of Alger County, the Walden Institute offers adolescents and young adults facing cancer a sanctuary unlike any other.
Some nights just don’t seem to go your way. That appeared to be the case for the Superior Central boys basketball team on Jan.
Three players scored in double figures for the Munising Baptist boys basketball team last Friday. The Bobcats displayed some steady defense, too, and were able to earn a road win at Grand Marais, 7541, in Northern Lights League action.
The Munising Pool League’s Week 5 matchups posted on Jan. 15 showcased intense competition, with tight scores reflecting a true battle for the top spots.
Welcome to The Munising Beacon’s new Community Events Calendar. This section is your go-to guide for local happenings, from family activities to community meetings, school sports schedules, classes and more. Whether you’re looking for something to do this weekend or planning ahead, we’ve got you covered.
The Munising City Commission met Wednesday, Jan. 15, to discuss a range of issues, including infrastructure updates, downtown development and events that will affect the area in the coming months.
