To the Journal editor: We are now into spring in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It was a very nice winter, not a lot of snow and real cold weather. So that’s good news plus with Easter on April 4 is the good news of Jesus’s resurrection. A promise of a better life beyond this one in ...

To the Journal editor: Congratulations and great job to Deputy Keith Romback for 2020 Deputy of the Year. Deputy Romback drives a white sheriff’s car for the Marquette County Sheriff’s Office. A big “hi” to Deputy Keith Romback from his buddy, Scott “Toots” Tuttila of Negaunee. ...

To the Journal editor: In Michigan, our state stands apart from the others in two important ways in regard to the COVID-19 pandemic. The first is one of the strictest responses, meaning gathering limitations and business closures, among the 50 states. The second is the highest infection ...

To the Journal editor: Politicians are not particularly known for their consistencies of belief, but the latest controversy of corporations speaking out and making business choices based on Georgia’s new voting laws is especially enlightening. While many have fought tooth and nail ...

To the Journal editor: I am writing to correct some misinformation in a recent Letter to the Editor concerning the For the People Act which passed the House as HR1 and is now in the Senate as S1. The writer stated that “voter ID is not required.” That is incorrect. The same voter ID ...

To the Journal editor: Gov. Whitmer and her buddy, Attorney General Nessel, are at it again. These two women, pandering to their left environmental zealots, are still trying to get Line 5 shut down. It obviously doesn’t matter to them that they are wasting millions of our tax dollars, ...