ESCANABA — The Upper Peninsula Arts and Culture Alliance will host its third-annual conference Saturday, Sept. 27, at the Bay College Escanaba Campus. This year’s theme, "Creative Capacity: Cultivating Capability in Arts and Culture," will bring together artists, educators, nonprofit ...
The Daily Press regularly publishes a list of the top 10 graduates from Escanaba Senior High School near the close of each school year. Unfortunately, the list for the Class of 2025 is coming out late, but the Press still extends congratulations to these outstanding students. KATIE AABERG Katie Aaberg is the daughter of Neil and Tricia Aaberg of Escanaba. Her academic honors included an academic letter, academic pin and National Honor Society. Some of Aaberg’s high school activities and hobbies included Art Club; Pony Club, where she is certified to the C2 level in horse ...
ESCANABA — The Emergency Food Assistance Program with the Menominee Delta Schoolcraft Community Action Agency has scheduled distributions in October in Menominee and Delta counties. The Emergency Food Assistance Program is for residents who are 18 years of age or older who meet the income guidelines of 300% of federal poverty level. The gross monthly income guidelines as of May 1, 2025, are: — Household of one, $3,913 or less per month; — Household of two, $5,288 or less per month; — Household of three, $6,663 or less per month; and — Household of four, $8,038 or less ...
ESCANABA — The annual "More Than A Uniform" exhibit, with new artists and works to be viewed, will be featured at the Bonifas Arts Center starting today through Oct. 16. A reception will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the Bonifas. Those who attend can enjoy company, refreshments and ...
ESCANABA -- The 16th-annual Laura M. Hivala Memorial Scholarship has been awarded to Caroline Furmanski, a 2025 graduate of Escanaba Area High School. Furmanski, the daughter of Mike Furmanski, is attending Michigan Technological University in Houghton, where she plans to major in robotics ...
World cultures came together Sunday in Escanaba's Ludington Park. The cooler weather for the students was a bit challenging; however, they overcame while tasting new foods such as macaroni and cheese for the first time. Some wonderful families have welcomed Kristina Plsekova from Slovakia, ...
