Fourth of July Parade
Sierra Linsmeyer and Mike Meyers of Quinnesec throw candy from the homesbyowners.com vehicle at Friday’s Independence Day Parade in Iron Mountain-Kingsford. From left, Eli Hoyt, Jaidyn Cavalieri and Emmitt Hoyt collect candy at the curb. The parade was organized by Americans for Constitutional Enforcement (ACE). For more parade photos visit the CU site at www.ironmountaindailynews.com. Theresa Peterson/Daily News Photos
» Full StoryBikers help provide therapeutic tricycles for handicapped children
QUINNESEC — Therapeutic tricycles were recently donated to three handicapped children from the Dickinson County area.
And their parents couldn’t be more excited for their children to have a hand- and/or foot-powered tricycle that improves
In brief
Rollover near Randville
IRON MOUNTAIN — Emergency crews were dispatched shortly after 7 p.m. Friday to a one-vehicle rollover accident on County Road 607 near the intersection of M-95 about a mile south of Randville.
One perso
Road work ahead
IRON MOUNTAIN — The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is conducting projects across the Upper Peninsula this summer, including pavement and sign improvements in Iron and Dickinson counties.
Turn lane signs and pavement markings
Park, pavilion planned at U.P. Veterans Memorial
By NIKKI YOUNK
Staff Writer
IRON MOUNTAIN — With a busy construction schedule for the summer, the Upper Peninsula Veterans Memorial on top of Pine Mountain continues to grow.
Dedicated on July 1, 2006, the memorial
Kagen promotes fair trade, lower gas prices
By NIKKI YOUNK
Staff Writer
IRON MOUNTAIN — U.S. Rep. Steve Kagen, M.D., D-Wis, toured through the area this week to promote his policies ahead of the November election.
Kagen represents the eighth district of Wisc
Local News Poll
Should the U.S. drill for more oil, and build new power plants? Yes. We need to reduce energy costs.




