The Dickinson Area Economic Development Alliance launches new personal development and networking organization called LINK U.P. Its aim is to bolster networking across the U.P.
The Mackinac Island Ferry Company made a splash earlier this year with plans to develop the first electric passenger ferry in Michigan. Now, the ferry company is bolstering its green efforts even more.
With the first floor available in city hall, Hancock is looking to create space to showcase the city's rich history. Details are still being sorted out but the space is likely to be used for historical displays.
A Marquette company founded by three Northern Michigan University alumni is working to help remove debris from space, clearing the way for safe future travel and protecting humans from falling objects.
The Vault Marquette project is moving forward, thanks to the city's approval of a public parking agreement. The downtown project includes a boutique hotel, apartments, retail space and more.
A new visitor center and refuge headquarters at Seney National Wildlife Refuge will replace the previous office building – a 1930s-era converted garage to be demolished next month – and the 1964 visitor center that was razed last year. The groundbreaking for this new facility will be held on May 10.
Engadine construction company finds success with hand-crafted, barrel-shaped, portable saunas. They're shipped across the country and common at homes and camps in the U.P.
Looking to save a piece of its past, Erwin Township found a way to serve the future as well. A preserved schoolhouse will be the centerpiece of a six-acre park, with plans calling for recreational activities and other amenities.
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