HOUGHTON - In the next few months Michigan Technological University’s online ticket buyers will notice a few changes when they log on to purchase admission to university events. Both the Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts as well as Michigan Tech Athletics are switching from their current ...
CRYSTAL FALLS - After inclement spring weather delayed the start of the 2026 “Gem of a Season,” the Crystal Theatre in Crystal Falls is excited to roll its grand piano into the spotlight and welcome its first performer, Phillip Daniel, at 7 p.m. (CDT) Friday. Originating from Lincoln, ...
Houghton Elementary Fine Arts Night 2026 is taking place on Thursday May 7th at the Houghton Elementary School. Festivities begin at 5:30 PM with an all-school art show–art from every student will be on display throughout the school. This event is free and open to the public. Participate in ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Ted Turner, the brash and outspoken television pioneer who created a media empire and transformed the news business by creating CNN and introducing the 24-hour cable news cycle, died Wednesday. He was 87. He died surrounded by his family, according to Turner Enterprises, the ...
ESCANABA—Get ready for an unforgettable night of live rock as Daughtry takes the stage at the U.P. State Fair Grandstand on Friday, Aug. 21. Known for their soaring vocals, emotionally charged lyrics, and high-energy performances, the multi-platinum band promises a must-see concert experience for fans of modern rock. Fronted by acclaimed vocalist Chris Daughtry, the band rose to prominence with chart-topping hits such as “It’s Not Over,” “Home,” “No Surprise,” and “Waiting for Superman.” With multiple No. 1 albums and billions of global streams, Daughtry has built a ...
MARQUETTE - Over the last nine years, professional musicians with Marquette Rockestra have raised thousands of dollars for local causes, including Music for All Kids, the United Way, the Marquette High School (MAPS) Music program and an arts scholarship for MAPS students. This year’s event ...
