From Munising to Memphis: Two U.P. brothers’ journey to winemaking in rural Michigan
Brothers Mike and Jeff Dausey have transformed a former wine shop and antique store into a flourishing winery in a rural area northeast of Metro Detroit.
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A last ‘hurrah’ for Marquette’s Art Week
Marquette's annual summer Art Week will celebrate its last hurrah in June. The annual festival, begun a decade ago, has accomplished its mission of engaging the community in art on a regular basis.
‘Mush’ ado about something: Hiawatha Sportsman’s Club launches dog sled race in eastern U.P.
The Hiawatha Heritage Dog Sled Race debuted this month in the eastern U.P., drawing mushers from Michigan and Wisconsin. The Hiawatha Sportsman's Club deemed the event a success and plans to return next year.
The duo behind Under the Radar Michigan
Tom Daldin and Jim Edelman are the duo behind Under the Radar Michigan, a popular PBS travel series that has been around more than a decade. The hidden gems of the U.P. are among their favorite Michigan spots. ,
Michigan Tech to honor alumnus and hockey great Tony Esposito
Michigan Technological University is awarding its highest honor to the late Tony Esposito, a graduate of the Class of 1967 who became a hockey legend.
Beyond books: Libraries in the U.P. and rural Michigan expand services
It's not just about books at libraries. Libraries in the U.P. and across rural Michigan have expanded their services to meet the needs of their communities. Those services range from costume and tool rentals to household repairs to Notary needs.
4-H art exchange program connects U.P. and rural Michigan students with China and beyond
School children in the U.P. and across rural Michigan have been exchanging their artwork with students in China and elsewhere. Thanks to the Michigan 4-H China Project, students don't have to travel across the globe to gain cultural awareness.
Free online calendar brings together rural Michigan and Wisconsin towns
A free online event calendar draws people together in the rural communities along a river dividing the western Upper Peninsula and Wisconsin.
Art installation revives human presence at Quincy Mine
The stories of the miners and their families have largely faded from the mines of the Keweenaw Peninsula. But a new art installation at Quincy Mine aims to change that, reviving a human presence at the historical site.
Finnish tradition coming to Hancock
The success of a public sauna at Fresh Coast Cabins near Eagle Harbor has prompted the owners to open another -- in Hancock. Takka Saunas, the first public sauna in Hancock, is slated to begin welcoming guests in mid-October.
A last ‘hurrah’ for Marquette’s Art Week
Marquette's annual summer Art Week will celebrate its last hurrah in June. The annual festival, begun a decade ago, has accomplished its mission of engaging the community in art on a regular basis.
‘Mush’ ado about something: Hiawatha Sportsman’s Club launches dog sled race in eastern U.P.
The Hiawatha Heritage Dog Sled Race debuted this month in the eastern U.P., drawing mushers from Michigan and Wisconsin. The Hiawatha Sportsman's Club deemed the event a success and plans to return next year.
The duo behind Under the Radar Michigan
Tom Daldin and Jim Edelman are the duo behind Under the Radar Michigan, a popular PBS travel series that has been around more than a decade. The hidden gems of the U.P. are among their favorite Michigan spots. ,
Michigan Tech to honor alumnus and hockey great Tony Esposito
Michigan Technological University is awarding its highest honor to the late Tony Esposito, a graduate of the Class of 1967 who became a hockey legend.
Beyond books: Libraries in the U.P. and rural Michigan expand services
It's not just about books at libraries. Libraries in the U.P. and across rural Michigan have expanded their services to meet the needs of their communities. Those services range from costume and tool rentals to household repairs to Notary needs.
4-H art exchange program connects U.P. and rural Michigan students with China and beyond
School children in the U.P. and across rural Michigan have been exchanging their artwork with students in China and elsewhere. Thanks to the Michigan 4-H China Project, students don't have to travel across the globe to gain cultural awareness.
Free online calendar brings together rural Michigan and Wisconsin towns
A free online event calendar draws people together in the rural communities along a river dividing the western Upper Peninsula and Wisconsin.
Art installation revives human presence at Quincy Mine
The stories of the miners and their families have largely faded from the mines of the Keweenaw Peninsula. But a new art installation at Quincy Mine aims to change that, reviving a human presence at the historical site.
Finnish tradition coming to Hancock
The success of a public sauna at Fresh Coast Cabins near Eagle Harbor has prompted the owners to open another -- in Hancock. Takka Saunas, the first public sauna in Hancock, is slated to begin welcoming guests in mid-October.
