At over 5,200 acres, the base’s massive size made redevelopment a challenge. However, several buildings have since been successfully repurposed, and a portion of the site now thrives as the Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport.
The Associated General Contractors of Michigan recognized Iron Mountain-based Gundlach Champion for its restoration work on the historic home.
Over the past decade, the Michigan Ice Fest has become a proving ground for a broader shift unfolding across the state’s outdoor recreation landscape.
Founded in the early 1970s, Norway Mountain had been a longtime fixture with local skiers and others before its lengthy dormancy.
Munising Components is one of the first operations in the country to connect a primary sawmill directly to a fully automated hardwood component line.
He built a reputation for bipartisanship, cooperation, and steady attention to rural concerns.
ERAIL trains first responders, law enforcement, and agricultural professionals to handle the unique challenges of livestock accidents.
The Marquette Trail 50 is considered one of the Midwest’s signature ultras, famous for its rugged, challenging course and high peaks with views of Lake Superior. Those peaks are often the undoing of many runners.
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