Kurt Hauswirth
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1st Annual Veterans Build set for October 12 at McClellan Meadows (opens the original)
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Marquette County Habitat for Humanity is preparing for its inaugural Veterans Build on Monday, October 12, at McClellan Meadows, located at the intersection of Center Street and North McClellan Avenue in Marquette. The initiative aims to bring together military veterans, their families, and residents to tackle regional housing affordability by working on early-stage foundation and utility infrastructure. As ReStore Director Bob Howe recently explained, everyday activity at the Habitat ReStore di
Inside the DeVos Art Museum’s Fall 2026 exhibitions, from regional roots to creative duets (opens the original)
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As Director and Curator of Northern Michigan University's DeVos Art Museum, Emily Lanctot serves as both an educator and an arts advocate for the Upper Peninsula. Positioned as a free, year-round cultural hub for campus and the public, the museum balances contemporary national art with regional heritage, exemplified by its current "U.P. Focus" exhibition running through early November. This showcase features Marquette-based artists Kathleen Conover and Yvonne LeMire, former studio mates whose wo
Eastern U.P. author Peter Wurdock offers "Erring on the Side of Awesome," a collection of true stories about the power of kindness (opens the original)
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Author Peter Wurdock found the inspiration for his latest book, "Erring on the Side of Awesome," while reviewing feature stories he had previously written for the Newberry News. Determined to craft a collection free of negative headlines, he re-edited his favorite newspaper pieces. He authored twenty new features, assembling a forty-story volume celebrating the quiet kindness and resilience of rural life. He often found his subjects by chance during his daily mile-long walks through town with hi
NMU’s Department of Music kicks off fall season with jazz, Cantus visit, and student recitals (opens the original)
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The Northern Michigan University Department of Music has a dual mission: preparing future educators and performers for professional careers while enriching the Marquette community’s cultural landscape. Department Head Dr. Mark Flaherty says the program’s small, dedicated cohort of roughly 50 music majors allows for deeply personalized instruction within a larger university setting. Beyond music majors, the department’s ensembles heavily incorporate non-majors studying fields from accounting to z
Hands-on heritage: 2026 U.P. Folklife Festival focuses on teaching traditional arts (opens the original)
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The U.P. Folklife Festival returns to Marquette from October 2 through 4, driven by a mission to revitalize and safeguard the region's traditional folk arts. Daniel Truckey, Director and Curator of the Beaumier U.P. Heritage Center, collaborated with regional partners like the Hiawatha Music Co-op, the City of Marquette Office of Arts and Culture, and the U.P. Arts and Culture Alliance to revive the festival after a multi-year hiatus. Unlike standard performance showcases, this event emphasises
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