The AutoMatons are the first robotics competition team based out of West Iron County High School. Our goal is to inspire Iron County students to be science and technology leaders and innovators by engaging them in exciting programs that build science, engineering, and technology skills. Read more...

Iron Range Trail Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to the sport of snowmobiling.  We maintain and groom the trails, providing you with an enjoyable user experience. We have 148 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. We offer some amazing scenery and wildlife – get some of what Iron County has to offer! Read more...

The Iron Area Health Foundation provides leadership, guidance, and support for the residents of Iron County to create a place of healthful living, encouraging the well-being of every individual and family. PO Box 468 Iron River, Michigan 49935-0468 Read more...

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Michigan State University Extension helps people improve their lives by bringing the vast knowledge resources of MSU directly to individuals, communities and businesses.  MSU Extension – Iron County is located in the annex of the Iron County Courthouse, Crystal Falls, MI.  We have 1.75 full-time employees, so always best to call ahead before visiting.  For ½ time 4-H Program Coordinator, Read more...

About Us Soccer in the Iron River area was established by a Community Schools program lead by Mark Rozine. His annual summer-time, soccer sessions taught area youngsters the fundamentals of soccer. As a result, interest in soccer grew.In 2003, Greg Leib formed the Iron River Soccer Association under the auspices of SAY (Soccer Association for Youth). SAY’s website is www.saysoccer.org. Read more...

We are a nonprofit 501 ( c )3 organization. RAIC does not receive any tax funding.  All revenue comes from our annual golf fundraiser and donations from individuals, companies, and foundations. The original founders were Jim Cederna, Jim Quayle, Julie Melchiori, and Dennis Margoni. In Iron River we offer three programs that all take place at the Windsor Center gym during the Read more...

Our Mission is to encourage the community to get active, get outdoors, and get inspired. We at Iron Endurance are dedicated to promoting and providing opportunities for people of all ages to participate in lifelong health and wellness activities and endurance sports.   Youth Activities Iron Endurance received funds through the 100+ Women Who Care to purchase a trailer, modern snowshoes, and Read more...

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The West Iron County Fire Department is made up of Volunteer Firefighters and covers 575 sq. miles in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. This group of selfless men are first responders to emergencies, but also give up their time for community events and educational programming. To join or support the West Iron County Fire Department, call (906) 265-5720 Read more...

We are a group of citizens in Iron County, Michigan, who came together because of our concern for the current political climate. Our vision is to engage, inform, and educate the citizens in our community and the surrounding area to preserve democracy, tolerance and fairness for the common good, with total inclusiveness where all voices will be heard. Events center Read more...

Planning and coordinating the Annual Iron County Fair and managing the Iron County Fairgrounds. Mailing: PO Box 6 OR Street: 720 W Franklin St Iron River, Michigan 49935 Read more...

For four generations, Camp Batawagama has been offering an unique experience for campers young and young at heart. Camp Batawagama is nestled in the woods on the shores of Indian Lake, located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It is a welcoming escape from the busy electronic age we find ourselves living in today. Camp Batawagama was established in 1945 by two Read more...

Covenant Point is a year-round camp and retreat center with a Christian mission. The facility on Hagerman Lake includes lodging for 200 people and a dining facility to seat 125. They specialize in summer youth and family residential camps and back-country wilderness trips, serving over 750 campers every year. Covenant Point is licensed in the state of Michigan and accredited Read more...

Florence County is located in northeastern Wisconsin on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan border about 1.5 hours north of Green Bay. It covers 488 sq miles and has 4023 permanent residents (2010 census). Over 50% of our land is publicly owned so you won’t feel crowded enjoying our favorite four season outdoor activities here. We have 265 lakes for fishing, swimming and boating, Read more...

Mastodon Township is located in Iron County, in the southwest portion of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. We are the third largest Township in the County, consisting of 83,789.80 acres. Within the Township is the Village of Alpha with a total land area of just under one square mile. The total population of Mastodon Township including Alpha is 668 residents. Our economy Read more...

Mansfield Township is a civil township of Iron County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 243 at the 2000 census. The township has a total area of 107.7 square miles (279 km2), of which 99.3 square miles (257 km2) is land and 8.4 square miles (22 km2) (7.78%) is water. The Michigamme River flows through Mansfield Township. Read more...

The Iron County Historical Museum is Upper Michigan’s largest local museum and is located in Caspian, Michigan on nearly 10 acres of land, a former mine site.  It has 26 buildings and over 100 major exhibits and includes two special art galleries. The main office also features a well-stocked gift shop featuring items from local artists and specialty gifts.  Museum Read more...

District 1 Patti Peretto, Personnel Committee Chair Representing: Iron River Township, Stambaugh Township, & Gaastra City 967 Hiawatha Road, Iron River MI 49935 906-284-9078 pperetto@ironmi.org District 2 District 2: Michael Stafford, Finance Committee Chair Representing: Bates Township and the Northern Half of the City of Iron River, Precincts 1 and 2 108 2nd St. Iron River, MI 49935 906-284-0495 mstafford@ironmi.org Read more...

Mission: To foster preservation of programs and the environment at Camp Batawagama. Vision: To take an active role in the support of Camp by providing avenues of financial support and volunteerism. Read more...

The Great Start Collaborative of Charlevoix, Emmet, and Northern Antrim counties is made up of community leaders and organizations from each county that have a vested interest in Early Childhood Investment. We are representatives from business, health, education, human services, higher education, non-profit, court systems, philanthropy, and parents who are implementing a plan to address the needs of young children within our Read more...

Kinship, Inc. is a private nonprofit organization which believes in and promotes the concept of youth mentoring. Read more...

Home of the Forest Park Trojans At Forest Park School District, our commitment is to empower students, parents and community to pursue their potential by creating opportunities to acquire essential skills through exploratory avenues of intellectual, creative and social growth. Read more...

?The mission of the Dickinson Area Chamber Alliance is to enhance the quality of life in our community by supporting and promoting economic growth.? Board of Directors The Dickinson Area Chamber Alliance Board of Directors is comprised of local business people and city managers. Their mission is to oversee actions of the Dickinson Area Chamber Alliance and to promote business Read more...

The Dickinson/Iron Medical Care Access Coalition (DIMCAC) is a non-profit 501c (3) organization that serves the Dickinson County and Iron County areas as a community resource. Our program has staff in both counties who are trained to assist residents in applying for Medical Assistance in the State of Michigan.If you are interested in applying for Medicaid or Healthy Michigan, the Read more...

Our mission is to ensure the highest possible quality of waters in Iron County by educating and engaging our communities in projects that will restore and preserve our watersheds for future generations. Iron County has 7 major watersheds each comprised of smaller watersheds, contributing to a hydrologic river basin. These watersheds drain into Lake Superior, Lake Michigan or the Mississippi Read more...

Fortune Lake Lutheran Camp (FLLC) is located in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, a four-season place of beauty that attracts thousands of visitors every year. For more than 80 years, Fortune Lake Lutheran Camp has been a special place where God’s abundant grace is not simply taught, but experienced.   Learn More Read more...

Crystal Falls Township Office Hours: Monday – Thursday 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Crystal Falls Township is located in Iron County, just outside the city of Crystal Falls, Michigan. Crystal Falls Township covers 148,703.29 acres and has a population of 1,722 people Learn More Read more...

The Crystal Theatre is a historic theater located in Crystal Falls, MI in Iron County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. This historic theatre has local school drama plays, Instrumentalists, bands, singers, talent show, or organ concert on its impressive Möller Theater Pipe Organ or its renowned Steinway model ‘D’, concert grand piano.In 1988, a group of dedicated volunteers began Read more...

The Crystal Falls District Community Library Has…. Over 10,000 books Separate children’s library which includes computers with learning software Reference materials Foreign language tapes Books on CD Music CDs Large print books Interlibrary loan service Computers with internet access (all computers have access to ABCmouse.com which is the most comprehensive early learning curriculum available online.) MI and IRS tax forms Read more...

Our mission is to promote the economic and social development of Crystal Falls by fostering a progressive and business-friendly environment; networking among businesses and, with city, county, and regional agencies,  enhance the quality of residents and visitors through recreational, cultural, and community events. Read more...

The building that is now the museum was originally a home built in 1898 and was owned by several people.  In early 1970 it reverted back to the bank and the furnishings were auctioned off.  It was subsequently occupied by several families before Howard Koob purchased it in 1982.  Shortly after, the house was signed over to the Museum Society for use as a Read more...

Community service club serving the area for more than 60 years. “Where there’s a need, there’s a lion” Through membership in a Lions club, people not only help those in need, but have opportunities to develop personal friendships and gain valuable leadership skills. Membership in a Lions club is by invitation. Clubs meet at least twice a month and elect Read more...