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Column: 97th year of U.P. State Fair promises to be a good one

HARRIS – Unique experiences and the full week’s entertainment line-up for the Upper Peninsula State Fair were announced to a full house during an exclusive media reception held on Wednesday, April 16. Held at the Horizons Conference Room located on the 12th floor of the Island Resort and ...

Nahma Pines Cabin B&B announces grand opening

NAHMA — Nestled along the serene shores of Big Bay de Noc, Nahma Pines Cabin B&B announces its grand opening on Wednesday, April 30. With its rustic charm and modern amenities, this brand-new log home offers a peaceful retreat for travelers exploring the Upper Peninsula or professionals seeking temporary lodging in the area. Owners Brent and Amy Berglund built Nahma Pines Cabin B&B with hospitality in mind, fulfilling a longtime dream of opening a bed and breakfast. After becoming empty nesters in 2017 and with Brent retiring from teaching the same year, Amy was inspired to create a ...

Column: Chamber seeks volunteers for LPGA Epson Tour

ESCANABA — Here we go again! For the 13th time, the Delta County Chamber of Commerce is proud to be the presenting sponsor of the Island Resort Championship at Sweetgrass. With that designation comes the awesome responsibility of recruiting and placing volunteers for the 300 positions ...

Team Chevrolet celebrates five years of success in Manistique

MANISTIQUE — Schoolcraft Tourism and Commerce is proud to present Team Chevy, Manistique’s trusted Chevrolet dealership, with its Five-Year Service Certificate in celebration of its milestone anniversary, marking half a decade of growth, community involvement, and customer service ...

Higher Love opens Escanaba location

Dawn Lapine Daily Press Bigfoot had the honors of cutting the ribbon at the grand opening of Higher Love Cannabis Co. The company’s ninth location is in Escanaba at 421 N. Lincoln Road former Staples building. To ensure fast and convenient service, Higher Love Escanaba will open in phases, ...

It looks like Delta County passed the auditions with flying colors

ESCANABA — Have you ever auditioned for something? It can be a very nerve wracking experience. You open yourself up to judgment and criticism from the rest of the world. You’re competing against others for a place in a show or a band or whatever it is that you want to be a part of, and you have the inescapable certainty that absolutely everyone else is simply better and/or more qualified than you. Then there is the waiting. You audition and for the next few days, you’re on pins and needles. You jump when the phone rings. You check your email with half closed eyes because you’re ...