Family research in U.P. unearths everyday heroes
Taking a trip to the Upper Peninsula can be more of an experience than simply meeting cool people or seeing wonderful sites. Just ask Dan Warner at the News-Press in […]
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Malone’s Lens: A glimmer of color
Let's be honest here: no one does spectacular like Mother Nature. Shawn Malone happened to be lucky enough to step outside and snag this gorgeous shot of Mother Nature showing off during a recent round of rain storms in Marquette.
Malone’s Lens: Cruising in style
It's tourist season here in the Upper Peninsula and that means there are a lot of folks trying to see a lot of the natural wonders the U.P. has to offer -- like these folks getting ready for a cruise to see Pictured Rocks.
Malone’s Lens: Jumping in
It's definitely summer out there. Temperatures are sweltering and the sun is pretty much constantly shining. So what's the best way to cool off? Take the plunge and find out.
U.P. for the (food) challenge
Cable TV shows have made food challenges popular, but in the Upper Peninsula, where appetites are as big as the snow drifts, many eateries have their own competitions, where some come, see and conquer.
Malone’s Lens: Crystal clear
Ever feel like going and relaxing as you look over a calm, beautiful lake? You might want to head over to Schoolcraft County and enjoy the view photographer Shawn Malone recently snapped a photo of.
Malone’s Lens: Spring has sprung
It's official--spring is here. We know, because the flowers and trees (ok, and insects) are telling us so. Here's a moment from Second Wave Managing Photographer Shawn Malone showing off a spring gem--the forget-me-not.
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Michigan hosts architectural and industrial design event of the year
The Michigan State Historic Preservation Office will launch a blockbuster show June 14 at Cranbrook Art Museum in Bloomfield Hills, displaying how the state contributed to the American Modernism movement in art, architecture and design.
Malone’s Lens: High waters of the Upper Peninsula
If there is one thing we didn't lack this winter, it was precipitation. The good news is, the lakes should be higher. The bad news? The spring run off was intense.
Celebrating the essence of being a Yooper
On August 10, thousands of Upper Peninsula natives will converge on Elwood Mattson Lower Harbor Park in Marquette. But what is Yooper Day and what are we celebrating?
Malone’s Lens: A glimmer of color
Let's be honest here: no one does spectacular like Mother Nature. Shawn Malone happened to be lucky enough to step outside and snag this gorgeous shot of Mother Nature showing off during a recent round of rain storms in Marquette.
Malone’s Lens: Cruising in style
It's tourist season here in the Upper Peninsula and that means there are a lot of folks trying to see a lot of the natural wonders the U.P. has to offer -- like these folks getting ready for a cruise to see Pictured Rocks.
Malone’s Lens: Jumping in
It's definitely summer out there. Temperatures are sweltering and the sun is pretty much constantly shining. So what's the best way to cool off? Take the plunge and find out.
U.P. for the (food) challenge
Cable TV shows have made food challenges popular, but in the Upper Peninsula, where appetites are as big as the snow drifts, many eateries have their own competitions, where some come, see and conquer.
Malone’s Lens: Crystal clear
Ever feel like going and relaxing as you look over a calm, beautiful lake? You might want to head over to Schoolcraft County and enjoy the view photographer Shawn Malone recently snapped a photo of.
Malone’s Lens: Spring has sprung
It's official--spring is here. We know, because the flowers and trees (ok, and insects) are telling us so. Here's a moment from Second Wave Managing Photographer Shawn Malone showing off a spring gem--the forget-me-not.
Partner Partner Content Michigan hosts architectural and industrial design event of the year
The Michigan State Historic Preservation Office will launch a blockbuster show June 14 at Cranbrook Art Museum in Bloomfield Hills, displaying how the state contributed to the American Modernism movement in art, architecture and design.
Malone’s Lens: High waters of the Upper Peninsula
If there is one thing we didn't lack this winter, it was precipitation. The good news is, the lakes should be higher. The bad news? The spring run off was intense.
Celebrating the essence of being a Yooper
On August 10, thousands of Upper Peninsula natives will converge on Elwood Mattson Lower Harbor Park in Marquette. But what is Yooper Day and what are we celebrating?
