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Big turnout marks successful 53rd Waterfront Arts Festival

ESCANABA — A massive crowd gathered at the south end of Ludington Park on Saturday to see the works of visiting artists at this year’s Waterfront Arts Festival. The event ran from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with more than 50 artists displaying their work. Local food trucks were also present to provide food and refreshments to the crowd. Live music was performed from the nearby Karas Bandshell. Musical acts included Remnants Barbershop Chorus, the Escanaba City Band and Make Believe Spurs. “We are super thankful to our sponsors, every vendor we had, the amazing food trucks and our ...

To bee or not to bee

ESCANABA -- People who have home bee yards or are considering starting a hive find other souls with common interests in the Bay de Noc Beekeeping Club. Members with a range of experience learn from each other, share tips, show off their hives and attend informational sessions. They meet the ...

Over $1900 awarded to Delta County Historical Society in Escanaba

Community Foundation for Delta County Board of Trustees Members Mr. Nick Chenier, Mr. Brian Pahnke and Mr. Eric Willour present a check for $1,952.82 to Mr. Charles Lundquist, President of the Delta County Historical Society in Escanaba from the Robert & Anne Schmit Endowed Fund held by the ...

Community Foundation of the Upper Peninsula announces new fund

The Community Foundation of the Upper Peninsula proudly announces a new fund established at the community foundation called the Sebewa Wetland Mitigation Bank Endowment Fund. The purpose of the Fund is to provide grant support to assist in the preservation and management of the Sebewa ...