Escanaba senior Nick Garcia (10) goes through his pregame handshake with junior Owen Fields before a game against Gwinn on Feb. 19, 2025 at Escanaba High School. (Mitch Vosburg/Daily Press) ESCANABA ...

ESCANABA — Mary M. Boudreau, 77, of Escanaba, passed away the evening of February 19, 2025 at Bishop Noa Home surrounded by her loving family. Among survivors are her husband, Gary and children, Gary ...

This special print edition commemorates and honors those who were lost the previous months.

ESCANABA — Two people were killed in a two-vehicle crash Thursday afternoon at the intersection of North Lincoln and Danforth roads in Escanaba. According to reports, the crash occurred about 1: ...

The warehouse for Bink’s Wines & Beverages is also on site. (R. R. Branstrom/Daily Press photo) ESCANABA — Two current local businesses could be brought to mind by the words: “When you ...

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a local union steward told the Escanaba Daily Press. “Everything that’s happening is against policy and against law, and nobody is standing up to stop it,” said Linda Peterson, who currently ...

The City of Farmington has implemented a new notification system that will allow City Light & Water customers to report water and electric outages via call or text message. The system was put into ...

GERMANTOWN, Tenn. – Darlis “Dee” Rebecca Edwards Scobey, daughter of Sherman and Naomi Palmer Edwards, entered this world on November 24, 1929, in Webster County, Missouri, and departed on ...

Dora Simpson, community engagement manager for the Daily Press, hands out free copies of the newspaper Saturday during Chocolate Fantasia downtown. In addition to managing circulation duties, Simpson ...

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Peter Dujardin has been a reporter at the Daily Press for more than 20 years. He has mostly covered courts and criminal justice issues. That includes policing issues, and criminal and civil cases ...