The Lake Superior Community Partnership assisted with a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of Nicolet National Bank’s Ishpeming Branch remodel on Friday. The branch, located at 100 S. Main St., Ishpeming, underwent significant updates aimed at enhancing customer service and revitalizing the space. The renovation streamlines operations by integrating teller and drive-thru services, improving efficiency for both customers and staff. Additionally, the branch’s footprint was reduced, freeing up a large portion of the building for potential future housing opportunities in downtown Ishpeming. “Remaining an integral part of the historical downtown community is important to Nicolet Bank,” said Erica Shefchik, vice president of Marketing for Nicolet. “This investment not only revitalizes the building but also energizes the broader community by infusing fresh opportunities and possibilities into the area.” Nicolet National Bank is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m., with drive-up service available until 5:30 p.m. For more information, visit nicoletbank.com. LSCP ribbon cuttings are funded by Flourish Financial Partners®. Pictured left, is Mary Myers, LSCP director of economic development services; Scott Knaffla, Marquette County Ambassadors; Guest; Bryan Sromalski, Prime; Guest; Brooke Quinn, LSCP senior business development representative; Jeremy Bloomfield, Nicolet National Bank; Todd Sabourin, Miron Construction; Mark Calhoun, NNB; John Flatley, NNB; Leah Vizena, NNB; and Emily Lachapelle-Mumm, NNB; Brad Mumm; Marilena Corradino, NNB; Bret Keefe, NNB; Guest; Tia Rodda, NNB; Unknown; Boris Martysz, NNB; Luke Oberdorfer, Miron Construction; Bridget Seelen, NNB; Jack Frost, NNB; Morgan Zeinert, Miron Construction; Ben Argall, Ishpeming city council; Brett Argall, Ishpeming city council; Bryan Hyska, NNB; Guest ; Rachel Raak, LSCP community economic and development coordinator. For more information, contact the Lake Superior Community Partnership at 906-226-6591.