Opening UP

At four years running, the event invited artists from throughout the UP.

Vista Theater in dire need of funds and needs to secure building before winter months.

Superior Health Foundation hosts semi-virtual gala.

The “Pride of the North” performs first of three series to be shown virtually on the band’s Facebook page.

The display of retired aircraft give visitors an intimate view into the former base’s rich history.

Education, labor, business, and workforce leaders join to urge Michigan’s 625,000 COVID-19 essential workers to apply now for tuition-free college.

Still, organizers said contestants remain fully onboard and excited about the distinctive format this year.

While indoor services are allowed at 25 percent capacity, the executive order strongly suggests utilizing outdoor fitness classes when feasible.

The two events later this month in Ishpeming can help you get a jump start on your holiday shopping.

906 Day: The busy Labor Day Weekend drew visitors to join in on a proud UP tradition.

Ontonagon typically throws the largest festival in the UP, but this year’s event was much different than the rest.

Ben Cole is one of five finalists in the world for the competition.

BeWell Marquette is a collaborative wellness center intended for all ages and capabilities.

Northern Michigan University is promoting safe events for the Labor Day weekend. The first one on the lineup: the campus cornhole tournament.

The Negaunee City Council meets on September 10th, and high atop their agenda is the future and fate of the historic Vista theater.

Sally's Fund has a fully functioning barn at the Upper Peninsula Animal Welfare Shelter (UPAWS) to house neglected or abused horses until they're healthy again and ready to be adopted to their new home.

Friend of Sullivan, Patty Pemble, said the parade was a way they could honor her and give back to Sullivan.

Live event on Sept. 12 will benefit three U.P. non-profits.

Multiple drive-thru locations were set up in Marquette County for Narcan distribution.

The grand opening is Monday at 3 p.m.

Curtis Aho is scheduling 10-minute photo sessions in Marquette to raise money for UP Brain Tumor Center.

This grant program is funded through the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and Houghton/Keweenaw Communities That Care coalition is holding their fourth annual suicide prevention walk.

There’s a new way to stay fit in Marquette

Downtown Marquette businesses have seen mixed results this summer as the peak of businesses is coming to a close.

Giving Day will officially be on September 1, however, donations may be made prior to the event online, by phone, or via mail.

100 percent of the proceeds made by the fundraiser will go towards purchasing gift cards to locally owned businesses

Golf outing to raise money for Rivord family that loss home in fire.

906 Warrior Relief Fund raises money for veterans at annual golf outing.

Superior Entertainment Center will open September 3 with 25 percent capacity.