MARQUETTE — The Downtown Marquette Farmers Market is looking for farmers, growers, food producers, artisans, musicians and local community organizations to be part of the 2026 market season. According to a Downtown Development Authority press release, with flexible commitment options and ...
TRAVERSE CITY — This month, one gubernatorial candidate after another — Democrat and Republican — used their platform at the Northern Michigan Policy Conference to bemoan the regulatory burdens they said make it too difficult and expensive to build affordable housing in ...
MARQUETTE — Michigan’s current renewable energy target is 50% by 2030 and 60% by 2035, with a goal of 100% clean energy by 2040. However, meeting that timeline presents significant obstacles, experts say. The effort comes as utilities, state regulators and local governments navigate ...
MARQUETTE — A group of community members gathered on Thursday afternoon outside of Senator Gary Peters’ (D) office at 857 W. Washington St in Marquette in a peaceful demonstration. The demonstration was organized by We the People MI, a state-wide organization which, according to its ...
ESCANABA — (Recently), a Canadian freighter accompanied by an icebreaking tug chugged into Little Bay de Noc and delivered a massive load of salt to an Escanaba dock. The buzz about the impending arrival of the boats caused excitement in the area. For one, with a nearly fully-frozen bay, ...
