Long a part of the cultural fabric of the Keweenaw Peninsula, the thimbleberry is being celebrated with its first-ever festival, rolling out at farmers' markets in Houghton, Hancock and Calumet this week.
Three lifelong Marquette friends with a passion for the outdoors and rustic camping have come together to create their campground: Kona Hills Campground. The unique 80-acre site boast views of Lake Superior, the Huron Mountains and Marquette.
The new DNR Customer Service Center in Newberry is Michigan's first mass timber building constructed with Michigan wood.
A pair of performance-based grants from the Michigan Strategic Fund are supporting dozens of new jobs and the expansion of two Houghton County companies with ties to the U.S. defense industry.
A Houghton startup has developed a prototype of a monitoring device that can test for contaminants in water and beverages in real time.
Co-founded by a Marquette native, a video game developer recently received major funding to launch new, action-packed game called Sparkball.
For the first time, Mount Bohemia opens ski chairlift to summer tourists, offering visitors 360-degrees of the surrounding countryside, Lake Superior and other natural landmarks.
The Michigan Outdoor Innovation Fund has announced its first round of investments to three state-based companies in the outdoor innovation space.
From modest beginnings more than three decades ago, the Michigan Ice Fest in Munising has evolved into a marquee event, drawing beginners and seasoned ice climbers from around the globe.
Important Finnish American cultural institutions in Hancock have been preserved on the former campus of Finlandia University, thanks to the purchase by a national nonprofit organization.
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