Good morning, Marquette.

Talon Metals announced new results from its Roland exploration target in Baraga County on Tuesday.

The team found a mineralized magmatic conduit with nickel-copper and high-grade sulphide mineralization (similar to the Eagle East deposit at its Eagle Mine) and will continue drilling to explore upstream.

On Sept. 25, First Bank Upper Michigan held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new branch located at 2065 U.S. 41 West.

The event featured customer giveaways and light refreshments provided by BabyCakes (highlighting the bank’s commitment to the community).

At the Upper Harbor (Presque Isle) Ore Dock in Marquette, the lake freighter American Spirit is loading iron ore pellets tonight to support local mining shipments.

The 1,004-foot vessel demonstrates continued industrial activity in our harbor.

Negaunee Public Schools are launching a peer coaching program to build student connections and reduce bullying during National Bullying Prevention Month.

Students at Negaunee High School will also participate in activities on Oct. 14 to share positive messages and combat cyberbullying.

Marquette's U.P. Regional Child Care Coalition launched a new website today to offer local families and employers childcare listings and business resources.

The site also provides scholarship options for CTE students and guidance on expanding childcare services + backed by the Lake Superior Community Partnership.

Today, the U.S. Forest Service accepts clean jack and red pinecones for a reforestation program in the Upper Peninsula, with drop-offs at Munising, Rapid River, and St. Ignace until Nov.

25 + collectors earn $80 or $110 per bushel when following guidelines.

Marquette officials announced Tuesday that the intersection of South Lakeshore Boulevard and East Baraga Avenue became a four-way stop with a new sign for eastbound traffic—drivers are advised to use caution with the revised pattern.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services launched a free app called QuitLogix today to help adults (24+) choose a quitting plan for tobacco and nicotine.

The resource offers options like nicotine replacement for those seeking to kick the habit.

Carney-Nadeau HS graduate Hunter Eichhorn learned he will join the PGA Tour next season + a Tuesday, Oct.

6 sports broadcast featured MTU hockey and Copper Island Academy at Superior Central football highlights.

Hunter Eichhorn will join the PGA Tour in 2027 after a series of strong performances that boosted his profile, and a recent broadcast highlighted high school volleyball polls and game highlights (from the Oct.

6 airing).