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Main Ingredients: 4 Tbs Onion, chopped 2 Tbs Butter 2 C Frozen whole kernel corn 1 C Broccoli, chopped 1/2 C Carrot, shredded 1/2 C Water 2-10 3/4 oz Cans of Condensed Cream of Potato Soup 2 C Milk 1/2 C Shredded Cheddar Cheese 2 oz Provolone Cheese, cut up Dash of pepper Directions: In a medium saucepan, cook onion in warm, melted butter until tender (but not brown) Add Corn, Broccoli, Carrots, and water. Bring to a boil, reduce heat.

Munising, MI – Nestled on the Northern edge of the Hiawatha National Forest, Valley Spur remains a popular winter destination for cross-country skiing enthusiasts, offering miles of scenic trails. Despite facing challenges this winter due to unpredictable snow conditions disrupting grooming routines, the trail system continues to provide a haven for skiers.

Back-to-back champs just has that special sounding ring to it. That’s exactly what the Munising wrestling team gets to call themselves, after defeating Gwinn and Newberry at home on Thursday, allowing the Mustangs to win the Division 4 district championship for the second straight year.

Last week, Munising played host to an exhilarating frosty spectacle as Michigan Ice Fest 2024 unfolded, showcasing the unwavering resilience of ice climbers and the unbreakable spirit of our tight-knit community. In its 34th iteration, this annual celebration brought over a thousand climbers and enthusiasts from every corner of the nation to Munising, transforming our town into a vibrant hub of ice-clad excitement.

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Munising, MI –In a display of community spirit and icy bravery, locals gathered outside the East Channel Brewing Company on February 10th for the fourth annual Munising Polar Plunge. 43 swimmers, decked out in an array of costumes, took the plunge into a specially prepared pool—all for a heartwarming cause.

A new college scholarship will be available beginning this year from the Alger Regional Community Foundation. The scholarship is in memory of Barbara (Golenda) Forsberg who graduated from Mather High School in 1949. Seniors at Munising, Superior Central or Burt Township Schools planning to pursue a higher education degree in the Arts, Education or Music are encouraged to apply for the scholarship. Barbara was born in Munising as the daughter of Beatrice (Beaudette) and David Golenda. She was the sister of Gene and Richard Golenda who also attended Mather High School. She began high school by being appointed treasurer of the Mather Freshmen Class. Barbara went on to participate in the Mather High School Chorus, Library and Science Clubs, Girls’ Athletic Association, and her Senior Play. Following graduation, Barbara worked in Munising before meeting her husband Keith Forsberg who had been a teacher and football and basketball coach at Mather High School. Mrs. Forsberg was involved in music, community groups, and participated in various fine arts, including painting, dyeing and spinning wool, and knitting and weaving. She enjoyed sharing her knowledge of fiber arts. Mrs. Forsberg attended Northern Michigan University, worked as a store clerk, secretary, floral designer, and conducted estate sales. Donations to the Barbara Golenda Forsberg Scholarship and questions can be directed to: Alger Regional Community Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 39, Munising, MI 49862. Phone: (906) 387-3900 Email: algercf@yahoo. com. The scholarship’s guidelines can be found on the foundation’s website at: algercf.com.