Michigan Tech research on the cutting edge
Several projects are breaking new ground in 3D printing, prosthetics and snow grooming, all with the goal to look to the future and bring it to the present.
Several projects are breaking new ground in 3D printing, prosthetics and snow grooming, all with the goal to look to the future and bring it to the present.
When it comes to fund-raising projects at schools these days, it seems like the offerings are limited to junk food and wrapping paper. Mark Abbott found a way to change that.
Everyone wants the safety and quiet of a small town, but the amenities and transportation options of a big city. Some of Michigan's small cities are finding ways to offer both, positioning themselves for future growth.
A young couple from lower Michigan found their ideal life on a farm near Ontonagon, and now are working to help build the local food infrastructure across the Upper Peninsula.
Hannah Bethel, from a small town in the Keweenaw, is gaining recognition among Nashville's elite and garnering fans around the globe by pounding out some powerful licks she has written and recorded on her first album.
A quiet revolution is taking root in Marquette. Aptly named Revolutions, a program aims to give young people access to the Upper Peninsula's great outdoors via bikes and skis, while building self-esteem, self-reliance, and a strong work ethic.
As Valentine's Day approaches, we've made a list of 10 places in Northern Michigan that really stand out as great places to propose. From a vineyard to a grandiose front porch, many places fit the bill for a perfect proposal.
As you watch the Olympics in Sochi, Russia this week, take note of some of the Michigan connections on the USA Team. Writer Lucy Hough talks with three Michigan companies contributing to the upcoming Games.
Photographer James McAnallen draws his creative inspiration from his surrounding environment. His gift for finding extraordinary beauty in the ordinary made his photograph titled "Window Frost" the winner of two Media Awards at the 2013 Northern Exposure juried art exhibit in Escanaba.
Marquette may not be the first place you think of when it comes to sustainability and placemaking, but you should reconsider. In terms of small cities, it really stands out above the crowd.
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