Calumet curling club pursues MEDC grant through crowdfunding
The Copper Country Curling Club in Calumet is going after a grant to redevelop a historic site into a year-round community and curling center. They’re aiming for a Michigan […]
The Copper Country Curling Club in Calumet is going after a grant to redevelop a historic site into a year-round community and curling center. They’re aiming for a Michigan […]
When it comes to expansion and finding continued success, multiple popular Michigan-born businesses decided to keep their operations close to home by expanding right here in the state.
The band Badfinger will be playing at the Calumet Theatre this June 26, reconstructed after a long and notable history.
Meet the husband-wife team behind the Flying Moose, a new "old-time general store" in the heart of downtown Marquette. Their goal: nothing less than "a one-stop shop" for organic food, local beer, sporting equipment rentals and much, much more.
With an $800,000 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, the Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan is making sustainable investments in early childhood development and education throughout the U.P.'s Native American communities.
Source: Good News Awards
Source: UpperMichigansSource.com
Our Partners