Have an old, defunct bike lying around? Marquette native Andy Gregg turns bike parts like yours into functional and appealing pieces of furniture and sells his work throughout the world. Second Wave writer Lucy Hough sat down and talked with Gregg about what makes his wheels turn.
Source: ArtServe Michigan
What could be more Halloween-y than bats? Specifically, a cave full of them! Of course, the bats aren't active at this time of year, explains Things to Do in the U.P. blogger Jesse Land in this post. But you can still say you've been to the Bat Cave, right? Check out the details on this one-of-a-kind attraction in Iron Mountain.
Source: Traverse City Record Eagle
Being named Chef of the Year in the Upper Peninsula is old hat for Nathan Mileski, who has been awarded the honor three times during his career. But you wouldn't know it by the way Mileski reacts--each and every victory is special to him and keeps him motivated to continually strive to be the best he can be.
State of the art technology and staying abreast of changing business practices has allowed this family to run a successful publishing business from a remote location in Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula.
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