Newspaper chooses the Seven Wonders of Michigan
Source: Hometown Life
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USA Today sends travelers to the U.P.
Source: USA Today
Escanaba: 150 years young and looking to the future
It's almost hard to believe that Escanaba is 150 years old. First and foremost, the city looks darn good for its age. Secondly, there just seems to be a youthful energy buzzing around where you least expect to find it. But at 150 years old, the city has plenty of experience--including plenty of economic ups and downs--under its belt. But the future may be a bright one for this Upper Peninsula town. Managing editor Sam Eggleston explains.
Orange globular cloud video taken in U.P. gets online traction
Source: Los Angeles Times
Malone’s Lens: A glimmer of color
Let's be honest here: no one does spectacular like Mother Nature. Shawn Malone happened to be lucky enough to step outside and snag this gorgeous shot of Mother Nature showing off during a recent round of rain storms in Marquette.
Malone’s Lens: Cruising in style
It's tourist season here in the Upper Peninsula and that means there are a lot of folks trying to see a lot of the natural wonders the U.P. has to offer -- like these folks getting ready for a cruise to see Pictured Rocks.
Why the U.P. should go to the dogs
Whether a community is dog-friendly or not can mean a lot to prospective residents looking for a nice neighborhood for their family, which often includes dogs. City ordinances, from leash laws to the creation of dog parks, are a factor that some Upper Peninsula administrators have on their minds.
Marquette profiled as Midwest travel location
Source: Minneapolis Star-Tribune
