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STANDING AT right, Christian Overland of the Wisconsin Historical Society speaks on Aug. 4 at the Iron County Historical Society Museum in Hurley.
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The Ironwood City Commission on Monday approved a labor agreement designed to ease the filling of public safety positions — a process that all Gogebic Range law enforcement officials have described as an in...
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredGREGORY BAYER, 5, of Milwaukee, tries out the giant slide at the Gogebic County Fair on Friday afternoon. © Copyright 2026
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredIron County Chief Deputy Mike Randall is unofficially positioned to become the next county sheriff after earning the most votes in a Tuesday primary election that included no Democratic contenders except...
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredThe Ironwood City Commission granted a 2.5% wage increase to the city’s non-union employees, retroactive to July 1, which was the start of the new fiscal year.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredWhether or not to use Flock cameras within city limits has been a point of discussion during the past two meetings of the Ironwood City Commission.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredOFFERING WHAT looks like quadruple the fun is the Extreme, one of the options offered by Spectrum Carnival at the Gogebic County Fair on Aug. 7.
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via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredThe Bessemer City Council voted Monday to seek specialized legal advice in relation to a pending 20-year contract between the city and Northern States Power Company, a subsidiary of Xcel Energy Inc.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredAT LEFT, Alizaya Sagataw and Starlynn Sagataw, both of Hannahville, smile while attending Camp New Day in Michigamme in July. The free camp offers one week for children ages 9 to 11 and one week for children ages 12 to 14.
via The Globe (Ironwood Daily Globe) Subscription requiredLUKE GRANDSART of Chicago, right, gives his best effort during the loon calling contest at the 46th annual Mercer Loon Day Art and Craft Show on Aug. 5. Holding the microphone at left was loon master Kelly Kohegyi of Mercer.
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