DULUTH, Minn.- The holidays can be a busy time for movie theaters but over at Marcus theatre the Tuesday after Christmas and before New Years is their biggest of the entire year. People heading to the movie theater to see all different kinds of films including the newest Star Wars movie. “This is the movie I’m looking forward to most…
DULUTH, Minn.- Another Christmas season has ended and that means it is time to pack away the lights of Bentleyville. The last day to visit the Christmas town was Monday. On Tuesday a small group of volunteers started the long process of tearing it down. After another Christmas, Mayor of Bentleyville, Nathan Bentley is welcoming the tear-down this year. “Thinking…
Many have toured Glensheen at all different times of the year but Monday night was the first time visitors got this view of the mansion. With only the glow of Glensheen’s 25 Christmas trees tours roamed the mansion. An idea that came from those who see Glensheen when the lights go out. “We were just closing at the end of…
Even though Sunday was Christmas, some people continued to celebrate by visiting Bentleyville one last time. Monday was the final night to walk through the Christmas town and to celebrate this holiday season Bentleyville gave their visitors a firework show, Keeping the Christmas season alive. “We just came from Christmas so we were just up and about and said why…
Christmas Day may have been Sunday but due to poor road conditions, many extended their holiday to Monday. While others decided to brave the roads for shopping. “This thick sheet of ice we have out here has been a deterrent to customers coming in and out. Usually on a week day we’re pretty busy… Really, really slow today,” said Cameron…
For Brionna Stafne hockey was always a family affair but after Brionna’s sophomore year, Cory Stafne’s contract with the northern stars wasn’t renewed. “I’m super close with my parents so it would have been uncomfortable to go back into a setting that didn’t like support him,” said Brionna. “It made sense to open enroll at Hermantown rather than continue at…
Bryceton Butkiewicz walked off the football field as a rebel and on to the ice to play with the Minnesota Wilderness.
Kristofer McKinzie played at Mars Lakeview Arena for Marshall Schools but now he wears a different jersey.
James Forman Jr. gives presentation on “Growing up Black in Urban America”
USA Hockey allows kids to try youth hockey around the nation for free.
Jeff Gronner has stuttered his whole life but that doesn’t stop him from doing the job he always knew he wanted.
Spencer Wehr continues his successful junior season into State.
The 975,000 dollar grant runs over three years.
Jay Boder almost couldn’t play soccer but it turned out to be the perfect fit.
The organization celebrates the milestone but still needs help
The fire department is showing their support with pink t-shirts.
Scott Anderson was inducted into the Duluth East Hall of Fame this weekend.
A forum was held Monday night to discuss solutions for the problem.
Makenzie Stariha is this week’s Northern Star
The Council unanimously voted yes to hiring JJ Keegan for the Nemadji Public Golf Course.
Mayor Emily Larson, school officials and community organizations announced the return Tuesday.
Big Time Jazz Orchestra played Tuesday for the Northwood Children’s Services.
Duluth City Council unanimously voted to pay Bentleyville’s electric bill.
Mike and Julie Hendrickson celebrate opening another studio.
Gunnar Gronski and Gunner Johnson are both helping Superior to a successful season.
Mary Best Downs is showcasing the artwork of her students.
Superior is now one step closer to getting a dog park, but it may still be awhile until you’re able to take your four-legged friends there.
Duluth still working to clean up brush and debris after storms.
The First Witness Child Advocacy Center and Minnesota Children’s Alliance join together for this event.
Cloquet’s captain leads the team in stats and on the field.
Hermantown junior Breanna Thomas uses softball to overcome shyness.
A woman football coach turns head, but there is much more to St. Scholastica’s kickers and punters coach than her gender.
Ryan Cunningham is a freshman pitcher at UMD.
“Justin’s not just a pitcher for us, he’s also our number three hitter. Hes got great bat speed, he runs the bases well so he helps us in all areas of our game,” said Don Dembroski, Superior baseball coach.
Jaustin Culbert has won two state championships and is looking for a third.
Proctor senior Jake Malec will not only be making the transition to the college game next year but also to the outfield.
Esko’s senior catcher Nick Emanuel is this week’s Northern Star
UMD kicks off their 2016 outdoor season Sunday at the Hamline UNiversity Invitational.
Amy Lemenager has always been a natural on the ice.
In Washburn, the basketball team is like a family, so when sophomore Cody Christenson’s family fell on hard times, the team was there to support him.
Jungle Boy Boxing Gym honors former trainer with annual invitational
The Bulldogs Sweeped Miami over the weekend to secure the fourth seed in the NCHC.
In this Northern Star we looked outside of the mainstream sports and found Miles Rohrbaugh a Duluth East diver that is making some waves.
WCHA awards a captain and a freshman from UMD.
Silver Bay and Northland came out on top Thursday night and will face off in the Section 7A quarter-finals.
Saturday eight teams went in, four teams came out and are headed to the finals.
Skiing runs in Mckenzie Bremel’s family.”My dad is the assistant coach for the high school team so he kind of got me into racing. He raced in high school when he was younger, so he got me in to it,” Bremel said.
Before Friday the bulldogs were on a three game win streak and looking like themselves again after a rough January. Then the golden gophers came to town and UMD took a hard loss last night to Minnesota 3 to 7. Saturday they went round two with Minnesota.
Across the bridge prep hockey is coming to an end for the boys in Superior playing their last game tonight against Duluth East.
The no. 1 seeded Proctor–Hermantown ladies took the ice for the first time this post–season after earning themselves a first round bye and they showed moose lake why they had earned that number one seed.
