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UMT presents Nicolet Bank TV6 Game of the Week: Gogebic at Norway
NORWAY, Mich. (WLUC) - This episode of Upper Michigan Today continued a new WLUC tradition: the Nicolet Bank TV6 Game of the Week!. Gogebic at Norway football starts Sept. 3 at 6 p.m. CT/7 p.m. ET. The Gogebic Miners will take on the Norway Knights in TV6’s Game of the Week, which will be livestreamed to TV6+ and the TV6 livestream player.
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Labor Day festivities return to Negaunee
NEGAUNEE, Mich. (WBUP/WJMN) — As summer draws to close there's still some fun to be had on Labor Day. The Marquette and Alger County Central Labor Council will host its annual Labor Day Picnic at Jackson Mine Park on September 7 from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. “With Labor Day around the corner, it is the perfect time to highlight the ongoing advantages of labor union membership," said event organizers in a statement. "As we celebrate the contributions of the modern workforce, it is equally important to acknowledge the vital role unions play in fostering the history of our region." The free public event will feature food trucks, live local music, kids activities, and a cornhole tournament for union members, attendees are encourage to bring lawn chairs to Jackson Mine Park. There will also be a parade through downtown Negaunee at 11 a.m. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY MY UP NOW – WBUP/WJMN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED
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Blackrocks Brewery keeping the summer vibe alive with the Endless Summer Festival
The Endless Summer Festival returns to Blackrocks Brewery on September 5, 2026, offering Marquette residents and Labor Day weekend visitors a free, all-ages gathering celebrating the season. Located along the walkable Third Street corridor, the annual event functions as an accessible hub for the local community, blending craft beer, regional food vendors, and local artisan displays. The gathering reflects the region's year-round outdoor lifestyle, bringing together familiar faces and first-time visitors to explore local art and culture in a single, vibrant setting.
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Boogie Fest Too will bring camping and music to Rock
ROCK, Mich. (WLUC) - Those who love music and the outdoors should consider spending their Labor Day weekend in Rock. Boogie Fest Too will run from this Thursday through Monday. Guests can expect live music, food, camping, ATV rides and even a costume contest. The Boogie Fest Too Vice President...
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2026 HarborFest continues on at Marquette’s lower harbor
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - The second day of HarborFest was Friday in Marquette. Friday’s music lineup included the Blackrocks House Band and tribute bands for both Lynyrd Skynyrd and the ’90s. But what is enjoying some music without some good food? One spot where you could get some fresh whitefish is 3 Fry Guyz.
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Friday Night Fever Week One (Part One) Highlights and Scores
UPPER MICHIGAN. (WLUC) - Friday Night Fever is back and made its debut on a Thursday night with lots of area teams opening their seasons. TV6 Sports made it to seven games around the U.P. and has scores posted from the other teams in action. Our TV6 Game of the Week was Negaunee at Marquette with the Diamond Jubilee Trophy up for grabs in week one.
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2026 HarborFest kicks off, expands opportunities
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - The 2026 HarborFest began Thursday evening in Marquette. Two musical acts took over Lower Harbor: the Palestras and the Marquette Rockestra. The Marquette Rockestra’s set was “Songs of 1976,” where all the top songs from half a century ago were played. Although the...
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HarborFest to bring live music to Marquette for a fun-filled weekend
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - If you’re a fan of live music, you’re in luck as four straight days of music is coming to Marquette this weekend. HarborFest will be held at Lower Harbor Park in Marquette. The festival is put on the Marquette Harbor Rotary Club and is one of their biggest fundraising events.
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Lake Superior Theater hosts cabaret show as season continues
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Lake Superior Theater’s summer season continued Monday night with a cabaret performance. The cast from a previous show, ‘Plaid Tidings,’ performed ‘Forever Cabaret,’ featuring Broadway hits in harmony. The cast includes a variety of theater backgrounds. This is one of the...
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HarborFest returns to Marquette Lower Harbor
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Grab your lawn chairs and head to Lower Harbor this weekend for food, music, and fun at HarborFest 2026!. HarborFest is a fundraising event for the Marquette Harbor Rotary Club and Foundation. Admission is free, and will feature multiple bands, a variety of food trucks, and...
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Ski club fundraising after spring facilities damage
ISHPEMING, Mich. (WBUP/WJMN) — The Ishpeming Ski Club (ISC) is continuing to fundraise for facility repairs caused by damage from heavy snowfall this past spring. Richard Ziegler, president of the ISC, explained some of the damages that resulted from the snowfall and spring runoff, which included the plastic surfacing on their 40-meter ski jump and some of their grooming equipment. “We sustained serious damage to our quonset hut, our storage building where we keep our snow grooming equipment. It was flattened, unfortunately, so that was one major area (of) damage,” he said. “Also, our Winch Cat - the big snow cat that we use to groom our ski jumps - was in that building when it came down, and it got damaged pretty badly as well.” Ziegler shared that the club has located and purchased a new Winch Cat over the summer, and they’re currently prepping it for the winter season. The quonset hut debris has been cleaned and the leftover metal recycled, and the club is in a “holding pattern” on rebuilding it as of now. The goal is to build a pole barn in its place, and Ziegler said that the timeline for rebuilding is dependent on fundraising.
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Kids get creative during clay camp at Marquette pottery studio
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Kids put the pottery wheel pedal to the metal in Marquette on Tuesday. HOTplate Pottery & Clayworks is holding its three-day Clay Camp this week. Owner Melissa Sprouse says she saved the best and messiest art for the last summer camp. Kids tried out the pottery wheel and hand-building projects. They’ll create mugs, boxes and games to take home.
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Rebuilt after heavy snow damage, Marquette’s 130-year-old sandstone beehive honors the city’s iron past
MARQUETTE, MI — What is the brick beehive that greets travelers at Marquette’s southern entrance?. For more than a century, it was part of the region’s industrial backbone. After collapsing under heavy snow in 2016, it has now been carefully brought back to life. Just off South...