IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. (WLUC) – The Marshfield Medical Center in Dickinson County has broken ground on a Regional Cancer Center. It will be an extension to the original medical center. President Amanda Shelast said the project has been in the works for six years. Read more: https://www.uppermichiganssource.com/2023/06/26/marshfield-medical-breaks-ground-cancer-center/

We’re proud to have an article in MITA Cross-Section Magazine. You can check it out on pages 16-17. https://thinkmita.org/wp-content/uploads/22-06541_Winter2023_CrossSection_MITA_WEB.pdf

WLUC-TV6 & FOX UP is pleased to announce William C. Verrette, the owner of Champion, Inc., Gundlach Champion, Inc. and Verrette Materials, Inc., as the recipient of the 2021 Carl V. Pellonpaa Lifetime Achievement Award because of his lifelong dedication to education and to communities throughout Upper Michigan. To learn more about Bill, visit the […]

HARRIS, Mich. (WLUC) – After more than a year, a $33 million expansion project at the Island Resort & Casino’s Palm Tower is almost complete. From January to July, phase two involved the construction of 128 new rooms, bringing the total to 341 rooms in that tower. For the rest of the year, it was […]

HARRIS – A nice, big, welcome new addition to the Hannahville Indian Community’s Island Resort & Casino is expected to open by the end of the year. Construction of a $33 million addition to the facility is in the home stretch, under a project being led by Gundlach Champion. Under construction is a 12-story, 138-room […]

Gundlach Champion is pleased to have earned the 2021 AGC Michigan Build Michigan Award in the Design Build Category for the KBIC Marquette Casino Remodel and Expansion Project. When the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC) was planning the expansion of their gaming operations, they turned to Gundlach Champion (GCI) to turn their vision into reality. Together […]

BOSS Snowplow recently had a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate completion of a 44,140-square-feet expansion to its manufacturing facility in Iron Mountain. From left, representing BOSS and the companies that worked on the project are: Paul Hudson and Brian Netzel of Performa architecture, engineering and design in DePere, Wis.; Stan Kaczmarek, Gundlach Champion of Iron Mountain, […]

ESCANABA — Progress on the relocation of the Northern Lights YMCA to the former M-TEC facility on the Bay College campus is proceeding rapidly according to YMCA Executive Director Gary Nash. Click here to read the full story.

The 44,000 square foot building will allow the company to consolidate manufacturing processes into one area.

Check out the TV6 Continuing Coverage as published Jan. 29, 2021.