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LSCP Perspectives: Investing in place to grow our economy

In October, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation approved $99.2 million in grant funding through the Revitalization and Placemaking Program (RAP). RAP is an incentive program in Michigan that provides state funding to address =COVID-19 impacts and support community revitalization. The ...

Hidden Gem celebrates Negaunee grand opening

NEGAUNEE — Hidden Gem Restorative, a unique boutique healing practice nestled at 327 Iron Street Negaunee, announced its official grand opening. The Lake Superior Community Partnership celebrated the occasion with a ribbon cutting. Soulful proprietor Kim Nixon Hainstock, a seasoned ...

Bellin launches primary care practice in Marquette

By Journal Staff MARQUETTE, — Bellin Health launched its brand-new primary care practice in Marquette on Tuesday, Oct. 3. The practice announced scheduling is open for clinic appointments starting this month. “We are thrilled to be introducing primary care to the Marquette ...

Partnership News and Views: Marquette County Data Booklet released

The Lake Superior Community Partnership (LSCP) serves many roles in the community, from fostering connections, providing business support, advocating on behalf of Marquette County businesses and organizations, celebrating new investments, and much more. One thing that may not be as well-known ...

Coborn’s Inc. announces Tadych’s Marketplace Grand Re-Opening

By Journal Staff MARQUETTE —The Lake Community Partnership helped Coborn’s Inc. celebrated the grand re-opening of the Marquette Tadych’s Marketplace with a ribbon cutting recently. Coborn’s Inc. is the parent company of the marketplace, which is located at 1401 O’Dovero Dr., in ...

Lights, Camera, Save! Range Bank invites teens to participate in video contest

By Journal Staff MARQUETTE —Range Bank is accepting submissions for its Lights, Camera, Save! video contest. The contest, organized by the American Bankers Association Foundation, is a national competition that encourages teens to use video to communicate the value of sound money management and set their peers on a sound financial path, a Range Bank press release states. “Lights, Camera, Save! gives Upper Michigan students an opportunity to harness their creativity, learn about using money wisely and communicate those lessons with their peers,” said Range Bank Marketing ...