Shared on behalf of the City of Superior. Download a PDF. It is the obligation of all persons clearing snow to do so in a responsible manner that is consistent with City ordinance. City ordinance seeks to be protective of READ MORE
By Shelley Nelson July 21, 2022 03:00 PM – Superior Telegram SUPERIOR — The Superior Business Improvement District has new leadership. Mayor Jim Paine, a member of the BID board, announced to the city council Tuesday, July 19, that Kelly Peterson READ MORE
The Superior Business Improvement District (SBID) Board of Directors has accepted the resignation of their Executive Director, Lindsey M. Jacobson. As Executive Director, Ms. Jacobson increased the visibility of the SBID by leading the organization through a rebranding and expansion READ MORE
Snow Removal Reminder It is the obligation of all persons clearing snow to do so in a responsible manner that is consistent with City ordinance. City ordinance seeks to be protective of public safety. Proper snow management practices are also READ MORE
Spooky season is here so it’s time once again for Trick or Treat in the District! This year’s event will be held on Friday, October 29th from 2-5 pm. Participating SBID businesses offer treats for the kids and as always, READ MORE
IT’S THE NEIGHBORLY THING TO DO (IT’S ALSO THE LAW) Make Superior safe for everyone by clearing snow and ice from the public sidewalks around your property. We are all pedestrians at some point in the day, whether walking to READ MORE
Snow Removal Reminder It is the obligation of all persons clearing snow to do so in a responsible manner that is consistent with City ordinance. City ordinance seeks to be protective of public safety. Proper snow management practices are also READ MORE
Bring the 2020 Lake Superior Ice Festival to your storefront. The City of Superior is once again facilitating the order of ice sculptures that can be placed outside your business. Please review the order form for the ice carving design READ MORE
This year for Small Business Saturday, the Superior Business Improvement District and the Superior-Douglas County Area Chamber of Commerce will be launching a new Sensory Friendly Shopping Initiative. The goal is to make holiday shopping a little easier for individuals and families READ MORE
Description: Belknap Street (USH 2) has been reconstructed from Banks Avenue to Hill Avenue over the past twoconstruction seasons. Work scheduled for 2019 includes fence railing, crosswalk pavement marking, and general project clean up. Work on the project will occur sporadically READ MORE