Community

The Get Away Drop In Center offers more than just a physical space — it provides a sanctuary of understanding, connection and peer support for individuals navigating mental health challenges. Located at 226 W.

AC3 hosts Create Space this Saturday morning Looking for some great books to give as gifts on a budget? Our annual Holiday Used Book “Sale” takes place this year Dec. 16 to 21 during open hours.

After months of preparation, the Alger County Heritage Center has officially reopened, inviting visitors to explore the rich history of the region. Managed by the Alger County Historical Society, the center aims to preserve and present the stories that shaped Alger County while fostering new opportunities for community engagement.

A stressful story that began on the Fourth of July came to a heartwarming conclusion on Oct. 25 when Georgie, a missing German shepherd, was reunited with her family after 112 days.

Application deadline is Nov. 8 The Munising Downtown Development Authority is once again offering its annual holiday decorating facade grants, providing matching funds up to $250 for businesses in the district to enhance their exterior holiday displays.

Join us today — Friday, Nov. 1 — from 1 to 2 p.m. to create crafts that celebrate the fall season with partner organization Superior Alliance for Independent Living (SAIL) and their SPAR recreation program. All are welcome to attend; there is no cost and no need to RSVP.

Chatham, MI Youth, families celebrate at 4-H Harvest Festival: 126 youth and their families participated in activities at the MSU Upper Peninsula Research and Extension Center’s Harvest Festival, sponsored by the Alger County 4-H program. Events included apple slinging, crafts, hayrides, and more, with help from local 4-H clubs. A special thank you to The Cooking Carberry’s for trying to serve wood-fired pizzas.