A variety of artists displayed their artwork at the Bonifas Fine Arts Center's Northern Exposure XIX art show recently. Two of these artists caught our attention for their talent and creativity.
As snow layers the ground across the Upper Peninsula, various public places are seeing the start of their popular winter activities. From tubing, to sleeping in a yurt, the Upper Peninsula has plenty to offer during the winter.
Downtown Marquette's Che Bello boutique not only provides its customers with an ever-changing and unique selection but it now also provides beer and wine for purchase.
A variety of candies and caramels are rolled out by the candy department at Donckers, as they seek to stick with tradition while adding in new styles and flavors for all of Marquette to enjoy.
The Ore Dock Brewing Company, while new on the Marquette scene, has already proved to be a popular spot for both college students and locals alike. Part of its success is due to the man who brews the beer: Nick VanCourt.
Throughout the Upper Peninsula, business owners work hard day in and day out to keep their doors open. Three young entrepreneurs, all in their twenties, are taking the U.P. by storm through their entrepreneurial endeavors.
Local academy Marquette Soo Bahk Do has been open since 2008 providing Marquette children and adults with training in an ancient form of martial arts.
Greater Ishpeming-Negaunee Area Chamber of Commerce provides support and an increased sense of community to businesses and consumers on the west end of Marquette County. Chamber director Elizabeth Peterson sat down to talk with us about the chamber's beginnings, what it's accomplished so far, and what the view for the future is.
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