Adam talks with Steve at Indian Country:

Adam talks with Steve at Indian Country:

Adam talks with Chris at Bayview Bait and Tackle:

Congratulations to Winning Duo, Jason & Lee at the second Colgate Country Showdown in the U.P. during the 2009 summer!
Thanks for everyone who came out to support the singers last night (July 2, 2009) at the International Food Festival at Elwood Lower Mattson Park in Marquette, Michigan! Make sure you get down to the International Food Fest this weekend because it smelled sooooo good!
Each of the TEN Contestants performed for the four judges at the event: Rusty Bowers, Bobby Glen Brown, Rob Shirlen & Tom Kennedy. Big Thanks to all talented judges for making this event possible! Second Place went to a duo from Escanaba, Southbound and Third Place went to Haylie Richer!
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Congratulations to the following local Upper Peninsula residents, Daily Winners of Movie Trivia on the Workday Wind Down with Chrissy Nichols on Sunny 101.9fm WKQS! Tune in each weekday for YOUR chance to win!

Congratulations to Winning Duo, Jason & Lee at the second Colgate Country Showdown in the U.P. during the 2009 summer!
Thanks for everyone who came out to support the singers last night (July 2, 2009) at the International Food Festival at Elwood Lower Mattson Park in Marquette, Michigan! Make sure you get down to the International Food Fest this weekend because it smelled sooooo good!
Each of the TEN Contestants performed for the four judges at the event: Rusty Bowers, Bobby Glen Brown, Rob Shirlen & Tom Kennedy. Big Thanks to all talented judges for making this event possible! Second Place went to a duo from Escanaba, Southbound and Third Place went to Haylie Richer!
Click HERE for More Pics from the Event!
If you missed out, there are THREE more events to get involved in:
Call 906-228-6800 for More Info and to SIGN UP!

Baseball – Aubrees Pizza vs Ishpeming Millimaki Excavating – 07/01/09
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Marquette BMX 2009 – Marquette BMX Single Point Race – 06/25/09
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Criterium Bicycle Races – Downtown Marquette – 06/26/09
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No fire? No problem! No flames are needed for kids to cook hot dogs this summer once they’ve created this fun and easy aluminum foil Hot Dog Roaster.
1 cylindrical oatmeal container with lid
Sharp scissors
Aluminum foil
Hole puncher
Long wooden skewer (for shish-ka-bobs)
Plastic wrap, optional
Remove the lid from the container and cut in half.
Use the sharp scissors and cut the container in half lengthwise.
Punch a hole in the lid and in the bottom of the container about 1/2 way from the cut end.
Replace the half lid on the container.
Cover the whole container with aluminum foil. Make sure you leave the holes open.
Place a hotdog on the wooden dowel and place the ends of the dowel through the holes.
Place out in the yard in sunlight and let the hotdog roast until cooked all the way through. You may wish to cover with foil or plastic wrap.


No fire? No problem! No flames are needed for kids to cook hot dogs this summer once they’ve created this fun and easy aluminum foil Hot Dog Roaster.
1 cylindrical oatmeal container with lid
Sharp scissors
Aluminum foil
Hole puncher
Long wooden skewer (for shish-ka-bobs)
Plastic wrap, optional
Remove the lid from the container and cut in half.
Use the sharp scissors and cut the container in half lengthwise.
Punch a hole in the lid and in the bottom of the container about 1/2 way from the cut end.
Replace the half lid on the container.
Cover the whole container with aluminum foil. Make sure you leave the holes open.
Place a hotdog on the wooden dowel and place the ends of the dowel through the holes.
Place out in the yard in sunlight and let the hotdog roast until cooked all the way through. You may wish to cover with foil or plastic wrap.

