The Development Association is celebrating its 65th year, helmed by the steadfast leadership of Jim Caesar, the D.A.’s longest-tenured Executive Director. As a nonprofit organization,
When Barb Engelking and her husband decided to reopen the vacant bar they have owned for 45 years, they knew they had an undertaking on
The survey is designed to understand how the upcoming Blatnik Bridge closure (anticipated in early 2027 for up to 5 years) may affect travel patterns
In the Twin Ports, where the varying weather conditions and temperament of Lake Superior has a way of keeping everyone on their toes, local businesses
Many Success Stories Have Developed in Superior’s Commercial Kitchen Business development incubators first gained traction in the 1980s, more as a means of providing office space
Fitness Entrepreneurs Find Business Center Perfect Fit For decades, the City of Superior has been defined by its working waterfront and the enduring strength of
The Development Association champions business growth, creation, recruitment, and retention in the City of Superior, Douglas County, and beyond.
As an editorial partner, we focus on the businesses and initiatives driving growth in Superior and Douglas County, from startups in one of our three business incubators to companies that have successfully graduated and expanded. We also cover major economic developments and community-wide efforts that matter most to the region’s business community.
As an editorial partner of Positively Superior, Douglas County shares stories that highlight the people, places, and progress shaping the area today. From economic development and tourism to hidden outdoor gems and community initiatives, you can explore what makes this corner of northwest Wisconsin such an important part of the Twin Ports region.
Follow along to discover local features, business spotlights, outdoor adventures, and the everyday stories that make Douglas County a place worth knowing.
