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U.P. Children’s Museum Executive Director Jessica Hanley, Samara Floral Co.’s Shailah Pelto, and Artist Marlene Wood stopped by Upper Michigan Today to help Elizabeth and Tia prepare their pieces for the upcoming Celebrity Art Auction.
The nonprofit will match the dollar amount of each donation and benefit thirty Copper Country charities.
Michigan will join four other states in requiring utility providers to transition to 100% carbon-free energy generation.
The lawsuit was originally filed in April by two former employees for the Menominee County Prosecutor’s Office against Prosecutor Jeffrey Rogg, County Administrator Jason Carviou, and the county. It was moved to Federal Court in July.
Under the amendment, the limit of hours is reduced from 800 to 500.
The Iron Mountain High School Drama Program is presenting their first performance of the year.
Marquette Area Public School Board President Kristen Cambensy says board members are getting ready to pare down a list of nearly 2,000 new nickname suggestions as they prepare for rebranding.
The agreed-upon wages include a 5% increase for 2023 in addition to a one-time, $400 per employee signing bonus and 3% increases for 2024 and 2025.
Five positions are open, including chamber treasurer, with business owners and professionals who are members of the chamber encouraged to apply.
Starting at 5:30 p.m., attendees will be able to enjoy photos with Santa, wagon rides, music and a Christmas tree lighting.
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The team recently brought on Pilot and Munising native Ryan Graves.
The sheriff encourages drivers to check their tires for air and tread and allow extra time when traveling to their destination.
Registered Dietician Dawn Lundin said one meal will not derail a person's health goals.
The Marquette Rotary Club will be having the 12 deeds of Christmas through Dec.
The ski hill is aiming to expand the hill's chalet, add a top-to-bottom beginner run and increase parking space.
Cyber Monday is a great opportunity for small businesses to build an online presence.
Two Delta County residents have filed to run for county commissioner in an upcoming recall election.
Escanaba’s annual Christmas parade will look a little different this Friday.
The Marquette City Police says the best way to stay safe during these deals is by meeting somewhere public with cameras.
The 906 Adventure Team is looking to raise $100,000 for Giving Tuesday after anonymous donors contributed $50,000
NWS winter weather alerts in effect through early Tuesday for western and eastern U.P. counties from heavy and blowing snow.
Volunteers spend months leading up to the first day of the season making sure the trails are ready to use.
Boxley is expected to appear in person for a preliminary exam on Dec. 7 at 3:30 p.m. in Marquette County District Court.
According to the National Weather Service, we are nearing the peak of a solar cycle. That means the Northern Lights will continue to intensify until mid-2024.
Brian Helfert is charged with 4 felonies related to criminal sexual conduct.
Eighty performers will bring Tchaikovsky’s holiday ballet to vibrant life with timeless melodies and graceful choreography.
Future phases of renovations and upgrades are in the planning stages.
Bob Hendrickson, the Iron Ore Heritage Trail Authority’s Administrator, fills Mandy Koskela in on project plans for the new year.
Formerly known as The Blind Pig, the bar reopened as Round 2 after closing during the pandemic.
The Michigan state average is down 11 cents from last week.
Attendees got to enjoy carols from the Gwinn High School Choir, as well as cookies, coffee, and hot cocoa provided by a local youth group.
The fire chief said it was very difficult for firefighters to access and extinguish the fire.
The Nutcracker will be performed by 80 performers.
906 Restyle is a place you can go to celebrate Secondhand Sunday and practice sustainable fashion.
The study found the economic and supply chain impact would be minimal.
The event honored more than a dozen people who have had a major impact on the local music scene across the U.P.
Organizers said There was hot chocolate, cookies, and activities for kids.
There were 80 vendors in attendance.
There was live music from Noah Bauer and booths with merchandise from different co-ops.
Third Coast Pizzeria has been hosting Michigan football fans all season long.
On the label is former ski jumper and current Ishpeming Ski Club volunteer Tom Sodergren.
Santa even took a break from preparing for Christmas to hand out candy and take pictures.
Businesses have special deals and Quincy Street is shut down for people to walk freely and celebrate together.
The seventh annual All Local Craft and Food Bazaar will feature only local vendors selling things from food and baked goods to jewelry and knit goods.
They add this year’s event will have 17 artists selling their work.
If you didn’t get a chance to attend Friday’s craft show there is still time for you to get jumpstart on holiday shopping. It continues Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Both Menards and Meijer store employees said they made sure to schedule extra workers and they also stated this year’s crowds have been manageable.
Storm said the book is designed to make the reader into the main character. The book portrays some activities that Storm and his family used to do at their camp on the Keweenaw waterway.