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1/22/2026

  • jesse4430
  • 7 hours ago
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BESSEMER - Bessemer has secured a $227,800 state grant for a new Bessemer Iron Belle Trailhead. The trailhead will offer a pavilion, restrooms, picnic tables, parking, a bike repair station, ADA accessibility, landscaping, and a flexible “learn-to-bike” area/ice rink. Construction starts this year, with major work in 2027. Officials anticipate year-round recreational and educational benefits, boosting the local economy by bringing trail users downtown, as it will be the only covered rest area with water/restrooms between Ironwood and Ramsay.

 
 
 

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