Writers find inspiration, stories in the U.P.
Some do it for love, some for money. These five U.P. authors write for the love of telling a story and try to make a buck from it in the process.
Some do it for love, some for money. These five U.P. authors write for the love of telling a story and try to make a buck from it in the process.
More than a decade in the restaurant business has taught Andrew Sear a few things, and his first solo venture--Paladino's, in the basement of Peter White Public Library in Marquette--gives him a platform to share them with U.P. foodies.
Many times we can retool an existing product and generate a profit from it. Read how the Upper Peninsula Sauna Company has just done that with a product that is unique to the U.P.
The comics scene is one that's growing and becoming a bigger part of mainstream culture in recent years. Several comics creators and artists are building careers with Michigan as their home base, including our managing editor.
Three Michigan chocolatiers discuss how they got started, what goes into their delicious creations, and what it's like to be the best-loved business owner in town.
Universities in Michigan are getting into the act of seeking funds via crowdfunding for research projects and entrepreneurial ideas. Read how two universities are using crowdfunding to support projects that will impact our lives.
Iron Mountain Main Street is among the Michigan Main Street organizations learning from the revitalization of Detroit this week.
Like many rural areas, the U.P. has struggled with population decline for decades. We explore what cities, state agencies, development groups and entrepreneurs are doing to lessen its impact and create new opportunities.
Upper Peninsula brewers talk about the rise of their industry in the region and across the state of Michigan. It has an increasing economic impact, from tourism to new ventures.
Brewers tell tales of mixing art and science, creating new recipes, enjoying their jobs and looking forward to the next challenge.
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