National retail, hospitality chains move into the U.P.
Big new stores and hotels combine with new small businesses to paint a holistic economic picture for the U.P. this holiday season.
Big new stores and hotels combine with new small businesses to paint a holistic economic picture for the U.P. this holiday season.
Development takes many forms, whether that's a brand-new specialty retail shop or the opening of a new non-motorized trail that helps connect parts of the U.P.
New storefronts are opening for the fall, including a photography studio, a sushi restaurant and a masonry business.
Behind the scenes of the small business picture are loans, grants, and expansions.
It's always amazing to hear the success stories of big thinkers, small business owners, and innovators from the Upper Peninsula. That's what we've got in store for this week.
This week's roundup of economic growth and what's driving it, from all over the U.P.
As summer comes to a close, innovation is taking a few steps forward with new growth across various sectors of business in the Upper Peninsula. From large employers like hospitals and universities to the gig economy, the diversification of the U.P. economy continues to impress.
Marquette is alive with a variety of new businesses in its downtown area. Once-empty buildings are now bright, offering everything from freshly roasted coffee to interior design service.
Will Dia de los Tacos be putting the truck in park and finding a brick-and-mortar location in Marquette?
There will be two new businesses occupying the old Third Street location.
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