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‘Come to Supper’ meal today in Florence

FLORENCE, Wis. — The First Presbyterian Church in Florence will host its monthly “Come to Supper” meal from 5 to 5:45 p.m. today. The free hot meal with dessert and beverage will be served in the fellowship hall in the lower level of the church, 409 Florence Ave. The fellowship hall is accessible to all. Anyone needing assistance in using the elevator will find a phone number posted on the door that will summon a person downstairs to help. Families and individuals are encouraged to come and enjoy a good meal and the company of others.

New city, new heart

Dear Annie: My girlfriend, “Lucy,” and I started dating three years ago, during our senior year of college. After graduating, we both got jobs in the same city where we had gone to school, and we ended up moving in together to save money. Living together was surprisingly easy, as we’re ...

Today’s Birthdays

Oct. 24, 2026 Dawn Mills, Aurora, Wis. Kailey Jayne, Iron Mountain James Wahoviak, Iron Mountain Oct. 25, 2026 Ryan Haepers, Menominee, Mich. Rodney Miksa, Vulcan

NARFE to meet Tuesday

NORWAY — The National Active and Retired Federal Employees group — NARFE — will meet at noon Tuesday at Mike’s on Main in Norway.

Class Get-togethers

Tuesday — KHS Class of 1970, lunch, 11:30 a.m., Holiday Kitchen in Iron Mountain. All are welcome. Wednesday, Oct. 28 — Iron Mountain High School Class of 1970, meeting, 11 a.m., Holiday Kitchen in Iron Mountain. Thursday — Iron Mountain High School Class of 1961, lunch, 11:30 a.m., Gus Macker Cafe in the former Central School in Iron Mountain. All class members and guests are invited. — Norway High School Class of 1970, lunch, noon, Martin’s Restaurant at Tri-City Cinema in Quinnesec. — Iron Mountain High School Class of 1968, monthly gatherings, 5:30 p.m., ...

Gifts From Santa Raffle tickets now on sale

CASPIAN — The Caspian Progressive Men, in conjunction with the Iron County Golden K, will again be selling Gifts From Santa Raffle tickets, a fundraiser that has been done for the past 28 years. Proceeds from the raffle will be used to provide the almost 200 residents at the Iron County Medical Care Facility, Iron River Care Center and Boyington House with a practical Christmas gift during their annual Christmas party. Tickets are $5 each. The Men notes the prizes are great, with most being $100 in cash. To support the project, make checks payable to the Caspian Progressive Men Inc. ...