Category Archives: News

InvestUP board of directors leadership will transition from founding InvestUP Chairman and CEO of Veridea Group, Bob Mahaney, to Steve Hicks, CEO of Longyear. Hicks will continue to focus on the strat...

Sawyer International Airport is hosting a virtual community update on April 13, 2022 from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Airport officials, consultants, and community partners will share information on the la...

Marquette County Habitat for Humanity is celebrating a milestone anniversary. The local nonprofit, founded in 1992, has been proudly serving the community for 30 years. Their mission is to eliminate p...

On a seasonally adjusted basis, the Michigan unemployment rate moved down in February by two-tenths of a percentage point to 4.7 percent, according to data released today by the Michigan Department of...

A total of $7,489 was raised for Ukrainian Refugee efforts in Poland at St. Joseph and St. Patrick's Parish Ethnic Food Fest, held Sunday, March 20. The event ran just under two hours; in addition to ...

Message from the Mackinac Bridge Authority as of Friday, Mar 25 - 11:36 AM--- Mackinac Bridge is CLOSED to all traffic due to hazardous falling Ice conditions. Currently there is no timetable for reop...

UPDATE AT 11:44 P.M. ET THURSDAY: MACKINAC BRIDGE HAS REOPENED: "Icy conditions have been cleared on the #MackinacBridge. Have a safe and pleasant trip". It had been closed for 12 hours. ORIGINAL STOR...

In partnership with Lyme Great Lakes Timberlands, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources has purchased nearly 103 miles of primarily snowmobile trail easements in Baraga and Marquette counties. ...

Leaders at MyMichigan Health recently attended an event at Mackinac Straits Hospital in celebration of the affiliation announcement between the health systems. Tricia Sommer, director of regional coll...

Upper Peninsula lawmakers voted for a funding measure that includes resources to support the region's tourism and infrastructure needs. "The western U.P. has been dealt many blows economically for yea...