Retired newsman takes on interesting stories with popular blog
Brian Cabell, a 68-year-old journalist turned blogger, is redefining the online news world in Marquette County. Here's a look at how he got started and how he keeps moving forward.
Steinhaus Market opens in Marquette
A new German and European-inspired restaurant is bringing old traditions to the Marquette community.
Soo Motors holds ribbon cutting
The Soo Motors Ford dealership in Sault Ste. Marie is expanding.
The boys of fall more often number eight these days
Football season is here, but it's not the sport many Upper Peninsula high school alumni remember. Amid declining enrollment, football doesn't draw as many players as it once did. That's giving rise to smaller 8-man teams across the state.
Small store serves up good barbecue
The blog Small Town Girl Foodie World reviews a very small-town food standout in the central U.P, Mikulich General Store and Deli.
The Surprising Second Life of a Michigan Tree
In Michigan, we appreciate our trees for their beauty, and the shade and recreation they provide. But that's just part of their value. Here, we follow the surprising second life of a Michigan tree.
Invasive or just non-native? Why Michigan loves Pacific salmon and fears sea lamprey
Michiganders are rightly on alert for invasive species. But not all non-native species are invasive. Here, we explore the benefits of some of Michigan's non-native species and how we distinguish if a newcomer to the ecosystem should be loved or feared.
Plaidurday will be celebrated Oct. 2
Plaidurday is a celebration of everything plaid that has been running since 2011, started by a U.P. man.
NMU breaks ground on new Beaumier Center
A new alumni welcome center will be part of the new Beaumier Center at NMU.
Photographer shares the U.P.’s beauty with the world
Landscape photographer Shawn Malone has been building a successful business in the U.P. art world for the last few years, and now is taking social media by storm with her jaw-dropping Lake Superior and night sky photos.
