ESCANABA – Local businesses recently adorned their window displays to compete in the second-annual “Walking in a Winter Windowland” Christmas decoration contest sponsored by the Business Partners Committee of the Escanaba Downtown Development Authority. The promotional event, which ...
ESCANABA — A fire that severely damaged the local Race Ramps facility in October left dozens of employees facing sudden uncertainty. In the weeks that followed, Kindness Rocks U.P. Michigan stepped in to help, eventually raising $22,254 for those employees. On Oct. 23, a large fire broke ...
ESCANABA — With freezing rain making for dangerous travel conditions Tuesday night, the Daily Press was unable to get its newspapers from the printing plant in Powers to the post office for delivery in today's mail. Today's edition will be available for viewing on the website at ...
UPPER PENINSULA — Twelve books have been recommended by the Upper Peninsula Publishers & Authors Association with the release of the organization's Seventh-Annual U.P. Notable Books List. The UPPAA first initiated the effort in 2019 as a response to the lack of representation of U.P. ...
MARQUETTE — A Skandia man faces a pair of charges relating to an incident in Skandia Township that started Saturday night and ultimately involved an elite Michigan State Police response team. According to a news release from the Marquette County Sheriff’s Office, officers responded to ...
ESCANABA — OSF St. Francis Hospital in Escanaba welcomed its first baby of the year Friday — Jackson Wade Courser, a son born to Amber (Smith) Courser and Brandon Courser of Escanaba. Jackson Wade arrived into the world at 9:14 p.m. Friday, weighing 7 pounds, 14 ounces and measuring 20.5 ...