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News for Community Happenings
Tuesday, February 23, 2021The City of Superior is updating its Comprehensive Plan and needs your help! The Comprehensive Plan sets a vision for the next 20 years and defines goals and action steps to guide development decisions. There are nine elements included in this planning process: housing; economic development; land use; transportation; utilities and community facilities; intergovernmental cooperation; agricultural, ...read moreCategories: General, Community HappeningsTuesday, February 16, 2021The University of Wisconsin-Superior has announced the addition of a new undergraduate program for fall 2021 – multimedia journalism. The program is the culmination of a year-long process of evaluating and redesigning the university’s previously offered journalism concentration and minor. Unique in the region, the program is designed to prepare students to be skilled digital storytellers who ...read moreCategories: Education, Community HappeningsThursday, February 11, 2021While the COVID-19 pandemic impacted many things at the University of Wisconsin-Superior and around the world, several renovations underway at the Holden Fine and Applied Arts Center were still able to be completed. Projects included updating gallery spaces, expanding and updating classrooms and improving access.One of the largest projects was renovating a highly visible space on the second floor ...read moreCategories: Community Happenings, EducationTuesday, February 09, 2021The University of Wisconsin-Superior's COVID-19 community testing site will reopen Monday, February 15. “The Wisconsin Department of Health Services completed an assessment of testing facilities statewide,” said Harry Anderson, Dean of Students. “Based on their findings and our proven ability to conduct mass testing in a safe, efficient and friendly environment, DHS requested that we reopen ...read moreCategories: Community Happenings, GeneralTuesday, February 09, 2021Mayor Jim Paine held a press conference at 9:00 a.m. on February 9th, in the Superior/Douglas County Government Center Atrium. Mayor Paine delivered a short address, recognized several black owned businesses, and proclaimed the week of February 8th as Black Owned Business Week in the City of Superior. Black business owners account for about 10 percent of U.S. businesses and about 30 percent of ...read moreCategories: General, Community Happenings
