"We are thrilled to have our region showcased by National Geographic through its partnership with Pure Michigan,” says Susan Estler, CEO of Travel Marquette. “The inclusion of Marquette, the Upper Peninsula and Keweenaw is a testament to the natural beauty and cultural significance of our area.”
"This restoration will allow us to gather the community for more cultural events during the long U.P. Winters, maintain the building’s historic elements, and be a catalyst for the ongoing restoration and rehabilitation of this historic building, truly a jewel of the Keweenaw," said Megan Haselden, Calumet village manager.
“We really appreciate these communities supporting us,” said Andrew Kidd, Seney Lumberjack Festival organizer. “They’re coming in from Newberry, Munising, Manistique and enjoying the time here in Seney.”
“The Going PRO grants invest in Michiganders – our state’s most vital asset. We must continue to support our residents and help them gain the skills necessary to build and maintain a prosperous, happy life here in Michigan,” said state Rep. Greg Markkanen (R-Hancock).
Community mental health supports students as they go back to school.
Allison Watkins, village manager of Newberry, is among the dozens of women across the state who have participated in the Women's Municipal Leadership Program organized by the Michigan Municipal League. The multi-level program has helped women like Watkins gain confidence in their leadership roles.
“Pickleball is a unique, recreational activity that brings together community members from multiple generations around the love of this easygoing and inclusive sport, while also improving their health and well-being,” says Paula Holtz, managing director of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation's Regional Prosperity.
"These projects reflect our commitment to seizing opportunities that make Michigan an even better place for each of our 10 million-plus friends and neighbors to live, work, visit, play, and create futures," said Matt McCauley, senior vice president of Regional Prosperity for the Michigan Economic Development Corporation.
“We are thrilled to receive this support from MACC,” said Jason Markstrom, president of Soo Film Festival, in a release. “This grant will allow us to continue to provide our community with high-quality film programming from around the Great Lakes.”
A U.P. native creates a one-of-a-kind organized bicycle tour of the peninsula, drawing dozens of riders each summer. The 1,200-mile trek takes 10 days and follows the perimeter of the Upper Peninsula.
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