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Wine brands chase Gen Z with playful tie-ins to Shark Week, NASCAR and more

BOSTON (AP) — Which wine pairs well with Shark Week? Does a pinot noir have enough acidity to cut through the grime of a Tough Mudder race? Is a big, brassy cabernet bold enough of a quaff for a night of naming dead rodents after an ex? And is a wine named SEX too provocative or not provocative enough? Absurd as they may sound, these are the questions haunting wine marketers grappling with slumping sales and increasingly elusive drinkers. How consumers -- especially younger drinkers -- answer them will determine whether an industry long defined by fuddy-duddy pretense can find its ...

Peninsula Point Lighthouse: A beacon that stands the test of time

Editor's note: This story on Peninsula Point Lighthouse is the second in a series on the area's lighthouses. STONINGTON — Situated at the southern tip of the Stonington Peninsula, the Peninsula Point Lighthouse has long served as both a historic landmark and a popular destination for ...

One arrested after reckless driving incident in Escanaba

ESCANABA — A man was arrested early Monday morning following a reckless driving incident. At 2:43 a.m. on Monday, Escanaba Department of Public Safety (EDPS) officers were dispatched for vehicles driving recklessly around the 1600 block of Stephenson Avenue. Upon arrival, officers located two vehicles driving more than 20 miles per hour over the posted speed limit in the residential area. One vehicle was involved in a rollover crash near the original incident location, according to EDPS. A man was subsequently arrested and lodged at the Delta County Jail.

Shuttling to pancakes (and other original recipes)

ESCANABA -- The beloved restaurant at 819 Ludington St. has been selling Swedish pancakes and meatballs for 47 years, and they're not going to let the lack of a road stop them. Amidst the major construction work in downtown Escanaba, there's no longer parking in front of businesses between ...