Positively Superior Magazine is a celebration of everything that makes the Twin Ports special. From local businesses and community leaders to events, culture, and everyday stories that inspire, we exist to highlight the people and places that move our region forward.
When most people think about their local Chamber of Commerce, they probably picture a ribbon cutting, a networking event or maybe even a golf outing. And while we certainly enjoy bringing our business community together (and yes, we do appreciate a pair of oversized scissors), those visible events are only
Catholic Charities Bureau of the Superior Diocese has created a legacy of meeting our communities’ most urgent, long term, needs with sustainable programs able to adapt and positively impact local people and families facing difficult challenges. In speaking with Catholic Charities Bureau Executive Director, Alan Rock, he will explain that
For many students, returning to school means balancing far more than coursework alone. One student may walk into class uncertain about returning to education after years in the workforce. Another may balance family responsibilities while training for a healthcare career. A recent graduate may accept a position close to home
One of my favorite parts of putting together each issue of Positively Superior is stepping back once it’s complete and seeing the incredible variety of stories that fill its pages. No two issues are ever the same, because no two months in Superior are ever the same. This edition is a perfect
Dive into our editor's top selections for must-read content that informs, inspires, and intrigues.
Creating thriving partnerships with the Superior and Douglas County communities is a point of pride forthe School District of Superior. The Spartans are excited to
