FELCH TOWNSHIP — In the late 1970s, Dick Lindholm looked out at a hayfield on his Metropolitan Road property and saw a golf course. So he carved out fairways and greens, cutting the tall grass and weeds "as short as I could with a push mower." They buried coffee cans for holes, using ...
MARQUETTE – In an unanimous decision by the Northern Michigan University Board of Trustees, Christopher J. Olsen has been named as the newest president of NMU. He is set to start in the position Jan. 1. BOT Vice Chair Melissa Holmquist was the person who brought first the motion and was the ...
The Daily Press recognized an outstanding community leader at this year’s chamber annual dinner Oct. 9, presenting the 2025 Delta Force Outstanding Alum Lighthouse Award to Kelly Jefferson, president of OSF St. Francis Hospital and Medical Group and a 2010 Delta Force graduate. The ...
ESCANABA/IRON MOUNTAIN – Bay College, in partnership with Grand Rapids Community College and the City of Grand Rapids, is proud to announce its collaborative Water to Work Internship program has been selected as the recipient of the 2025 National Council for Workforce Education Exemplary ...
ESCANABA — October nights are for the full moon, prancing bucks, warm flannel and owls. Bow hunters and bear hunters know the magic of sundown in the autumn woods. The Upper Peninsula’s fall time woodlands take on an enchanted look. Crimson maples leaves float, milkweed pollen flies, ...
ESCANABA – Bay College's Hartwig Gallery is featuring "Equivalence," an exhibition by artist Linda King Ferguson. A reception and artist talk has been set for 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 23, in the Hartwig Gallery. The gallery is free and open to the public. Linda King Ferguson, born in 1954 ...
