Author: Adam Jagunich

Inside The New Maurice’s New Headquarters

Maurice’s in Duluth has staff of 450 employees. The move-in to the new building will happen in several phrases.  The phrase one took place this past weekend and phase two should be finished up around May 2nd.

UMD Faculty Awards Celebrate School Year Achievements

UMD is celebrating the achievements of their staff and faculty. Tuesday, they handed out awards recognizing staff in different academic categories, including research, teaching and service.

Save Rhubarbara

 The Northland’s favorite life-size stalk of rhubarb is starting to wilt and needs a repair before CHUM’S Rhubarb Festival this summer. 

Observing Worker’s Memorial Day

Labor unions observe Worker’s Memorial Day as a way to remember workers who have been injured or killed on the job. 

Airport Moving Forward With Plans for Reconsturcting Runway

Construction Begins in June

An agreement has been reached by the Duluth international Airport and its partners, for the reconstruction project of Runway.

2 Dead in Murder Suicide in Kelly Wisconsin

Couple Allegedly Had Marital Problems In The Past

When officers arrived at the scene, they found the bodies of Shelly Johanik and her husband Randy Loppnow in the front yard of the couple’s home.

Snowmobile Challenge Held at Lutsen

3 Categories Of Snowmobiling Races Will Be Held

Lutsen Mountains hosted the Midwest Extreme Snowmobile Challenge triple crown series for the second time.

More Repairs To Come To The Blatnik Bridge

Road construction season is about to begin around Minnesota. This year 246 different road and bridge projects are planned across the state.

Kids Celebrate Tomato Man

Kindergarten students from Congdon Park Elementary and high school students from Duluth East got to garden Thursday.Duluth East High School welcomed the kindergarteners to their greenhouse for the annual Tomato Man Project.

Sammy’s Pizza Celebrates Turning 62

Sammy’s Pizza is ringing in a big birthday with 1954 prices and some nearly free pizza. 

UMD ‘Safe Space’ Designed For Acceptance

A push is on at UMD to make the campus more inclusive for the LGBTQIA community.

UMD Engineer Students Could Be Designing Future Military Tool

The U.S. Air Force is recruiting the help of engineering students at UMD. College seniors across the nation were given the challenge of re-designing the military’s rope repelling gloves. 

Can Of Worms Reconstruction

The massive bridge and highway cluster in Duluth affectionately referred to as the Can Of Worms, could see big changes as soon.The I-35 and I-535 Interchange is now on the list for a Federal Construction work. 

UWS On Track To Handle Budget Cuts By Growing

15% Increase In Freshmen Enrollment

University of Wisconsin School campuses across the state are struggling with their budgets, after the state of Wisconsin cut millions of dollars out of higher education last year. 

Va Bene Celebrates 10 Years With 10 Dollar Pasta

All Pastas On Menu Are 10 Dollars

Va Bene Berarducci’s Caffe is celebrating its 10 year anniversary with 1 week of 10 dollar pasta.

St. Luke’s 88 Year Old Volunteer

Volunteering Since 1990

Vi Parsons is an 88 year old lady who worked at St.Luke’s as a hospital Nurse for around 10 years before becoming a stay at home mom, and has been a hardworking volunteer there since 1990. 

Congressman Rick Nolan Visits Elementary School in Duluth

Learns About School Programs

Congressman Rick Nolan was in Duluth visiting Myers-Wilkins Elementary Head Start classrooms.

Enchanted Tea Party At the DECC

Little Girls Meet Their Favorite Princesses

Little princesses met their favorite Disney princess at The DECC. 

KISS Is Coming To the DECC

The Band Is Coming On August 3rd

Kiss, America’s Number one gold record award winning group of all time, announced their “Freedom to Rock” tour Dates

High School Students Compete in Welding And Carpentry Challenge

22 Students Competed In The Challenge

High School Students had the chance to show off their carpentry and welding skills in technical trade competitions.

Extra Law Enforcement On MN Roads To Stop Distracted Driving

300 Law Enforcement Agencies State Wide Are Participating

Each day in the United States, over 8 people are killed and more than 1,000 are injured in crashes that are reported to involve a distracted driver, according to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention. 

SCCU Holds Ribbon Cutting Event at Hermantown Branch

Celebrates Re-Opening Of the Branch

The Superior Choice Credit Union Celebrated the Re-opening of the Hermantown Branch.

UWS Holds 2nd Annual Day of Giving

The Goal is To Raise More Than Last Year

The University of Wisconsin Superior is holding their 2nd annual “Superior Day of giving.”

LSC Requests Funding for Major Building Repairs

The School is Requesting $1.5 in Repairs

Lake Superior College is trying to keep their campus Safe, Warm and Dry, by seeking funds for building repairs.

Members of U of M Board of Regents Visit UMD

Tours School To Meet Students And Faculty

Members of the University of Minnesota Board of Regents visited UMD to meet with students, faculty and staff. 

St. Scholastica Introduces New President

12th President Comes from New Rochelle, New York

Dr. Colette McCarrick Geary will succeed Dr. Larry Goodwin to become the 12th president of the school, starting July first.

Duluth Public Library Does A Community Survey

The Duluth Public Library is conducting a community survey and encouraging people to participate.

Battle Of The Book

Lester Park Elementary School hosted The 8th Annual Battle Of The Book Contest.

Lake Superior Train Museum Is Seeking Your Train Puns

The Lake Superior Railroad Museum, is in need of your cheesiest train puns! The museum is asking the community to go full steam a head with creativity and submit your puns to their website.

50th Arrowhead Home& Builder Show: Parakeet Landing Interview

The Arrowhead Home& Builder Show is on at the DECC and  packed full of activities. 

Spring Gardening Tips: Grow Your Green Thumb

Many outdoor lovers are getting ready to thaw their green thumbs and plan for spring gardens.  Duluth experts shared tips Wednesday on how you can start gardening now.

Downtown Toasty’s Will Soon Deliver

If you’re looking for some grub that’s local and convenient, Toasty’s Downtown could be the answer. 

Mayor Larson Proposes New Energy-Saving Plan For City

Mayor Emily Larson is proposing a plan to replace roughly 600 lights on city properties with LED bulbs.

Fairlawn Mansion Inviting Guests For ‘Ghost Tour’

Historic Mansion Opens Doors to the Other Side

The Fairlawn Mansion in Superior is embracing its supernatural side this weekend.

Duluth And St.Louis County Days Are On At The State Capital

   The Minnesota State Capital turns its attention to Duluth and St. Louis County, in a legislative effort known as Duluth And St. Louis County days.

Minnesota House Representatives React to State Capital Construction

The Minnesota State Capital building is in the 3rd year of the  nearly $310 million   restore.  

Chisholm Mayor Running For St. Louis County Comissioner

Chisholm’s Mayor, Mike Jugovich is looking to take on a new role. 

Now Boarding In The Iron Range

  Those on the Iron Range are enjoying their new 19 million dollar terminal. The Range Regional Airport’s terminal is 21,000 square feet and is now treating travelers to both convenience and style.

Beach Boys To Highlight 50 Years Of The DECC

The Convention Center Opened In 1966

Since the opening half a century ago, the DECC has expanded by quite a bit, currently at almost one-million square feet.

How To Help With Spring-Time Allergies

Mild Winter Could Mean More Pollen

The mild winter could mean grass and flowers are springing up a little early — along with allergy season.

Community Arts Day At North Shore Community School

Annual Event Sees 4th Year

The North Shore Community School hosted its 4th annual community arts day