Cancer and Hospice Patients Receive Special Gift this Holiday Season
Quilt Donation to Cancer Patients
Essesntia Health’s cancer center got a donation Tuesday for its cancer and hospice patients.
Author: Andrew Kirov
Holiday Book Sale
Friends of the Library hold annual holiday book sale
A holiday tradition continued at the mount royal branch library Tuesday.
World AIDS Awareness Day
World AIDS Day tries to get People Aware
Millions of people around the world are infected with the HIV virus…which causes aids. But there continues to be a lack of understanding about the disease.
Great Lakes Aquarium Spreads Holiday Cheer
The Great Lakes Aquarium handed out 800 free passes to people dining at the DECC on Thursday.
26th Annual Thanksgiving Buffet at the DECC
Food Provided for Over 6,000 People
Thousands of people gathered together at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center Thursday to celebrate the holiday.
Hundreds Come Out For Gobble Gallop
Community Members Work Up a Thanksgiving Appetite
Friends and families gathered in downtown Duluth Thursday morning to work up an appetite for a good cause.
Hockey Stick Symbol of Town’s History
Eveleth Thrives on Hockey
Largest Free-Stading Hockey Stick Represents Town’s Impressive History.
Small Business Saturday is Around the Corner
Community Members Encouraged to Shop at Small Businesses
Leave some of your holiday shopping for Small Business Saturday coming up this weekend. Over 30 Participating businesses in Superior will be having discounts, samples, and activities that customers can take part in during their holiday shopping
Staying Safe on the Road This Holiday Season
Christmas Was the Most Deadly Holiday on the Roads Last Year
With the fuel prices being down, more cars are expected to be on the roads this holiday season, and that includes police cars. Law enforcement agencies statewide started a DWI enforcement campaign that runs every weekend until January 2nd.
What Not To Feed Fido on Thanksgiving
Onions, Garlic, Grapes, and Chocolate are Not the Only Ones
Some of the delicious foods on our holiday menus can cause major health problems for Fluffy or Fido. Foods high in fats and sugars should be avoided, as well as food with onions, garlic, grapes, or chocolate.
How To Manage Stress During the Holidays
Celebration can Bring Both Cheer and Stress
Holiday season is a time of cheer, but families coming together and events going on can also bring extra stress in to people’s lives.
Northland Landmarks: Part 1
World's Largest Musky
The northwestern Wisconsin town of Hayward has been built on legendary fish.
Shoe Boxes Are Being Stuffed for Operation Christmas Child
Community Members Donate Gifts to Children Across the World
The shoe box gifts are sent to children living in poverty across the world. Each year roughly seven to eight thousand gifts are sent out from the Northland.
UMD Hosts Consent Week
Students Learn About Consent
The University of Minnesota Duluth is hosting Consent Week, to address sexual assaults that happen on college campuses across the nation.
What UWS Does to Keep Students Safe While Studying Abroad
UWS Talks About Student Safety
In the wake of the tragedy in Paris, there are new concerns about the safety of students traveling abroad. We spoke to one local university with study abroad programs to see what they’re doing to keep theirs students safe, even while overseas.
St. John’s Priest Takes Eggs to Head for a Good Cause
Students Crack 9 Eggs on Priest After Fundraising Goals are Met
St. John’s School Priest takes Eggs to the Head for a good cause.
Junk Hunt at Clyde Iron Works
Over 60 Vendors Sell Antique Products
The Junk Hunt started today at Clyde Iron Works where Over 60 vendors gathered to sell vintage, antique or repurposed products
Salvation Army Kicks Off Red Kettle in Superior
The Christmas Fundraiser is Back
The Salvation Army in Superior kicked off their Red Kettles Christmas Campaign today.
Title IX Complaint Filed Against Superior School District
The School District Has Yet to Hear What the Complaint is About
Title nine prohibits discrimination based on gender in any federally funded education program or activity.
Plys With Purpose Auctioning Skateboards With Special Designs
The Fundraiser is Benefiting Skate Park Building Efforts
Prøve Gallery and the Gary New Duluth Development Alliance are hosting Plys With Purpose tomorrow. It’s a fund raiser in the form of a Silent Auction. Skateboards with designs on them from national and international artists will be auctioned off.
Veterans Ceremony Held at UWS
6 People Honored With Service in Excellence Awards
The University of Wisconsin Superior held a Veteran’s Day ceremony Wednesday, honoring the school’s past and present military members.
It’s Time to Prepare Your Winter Emergency Kits
Food, Shovels, Flashlights Among Recommended Items.
Meteorologists say there’s a chance of snow fall in the Northland later this week, which means it’s time to get ready for the winter.
UMD Hosts Environmental Humanities Day
Students and Researches Gather to Discuss the Environment
The event started off with an open house that featured environmental researchers, projects, and ideas, and was free and open to the public.
Students Honor Veterans at Raleigh Academy
Ceremony Held at The Charter School
Duluth Edison Charter Schools Raleigh Academy hosted a special Veteran’s Day program Wednesday.
28th Annual Gales of November Kicks Off
Event Honors 40th Anniversary of the Fitzgerald Tragedy
The 28th Annual Gales of November commemorates the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald 40 years ago.
Heroes Card Signing Event at Bent Paddle
Community Members Signed Cards for Military Units and Veterans
The Holiday Mail for Heroes Card Signing Event was held at Bent Paddle Brewing Company.
Pop-Up Shop: An Interactive Escape Room
Solve Puzzles and Riddles to Win the Game
A new game testing your leadership, wit and puzzle skills is set to open this holiday season in Duluth.
MnDOT uses Drones to Assist in Bridge Inspections
It’s no surprise the way of the future is utilizing technology and the latest fad: drones.
Duluth Red Cross Celebrates 100th Anniversary
Red Cross Serving Duluth for 100 years
For 100 years the Red Cross has served Duluth in it’s time of need.
Prepare Your Car for Falling Temps. and Snow
Check Your Car Inside and Out Before Winter
With temperatures dropping and snow just around the corner it may be time to make sure your car is prepared to get you through this winter.
New Duluth Salon Caters to African-American Community
A new salon in Duluth is catering to the city’s growing African-American community.
$75,000 Invested in Duluth “Green” Initiative
A partnership between Canadian National Railway, Community action Duluth, And the City of Duluth is working to build a stronger community through support of green jobs, preserving green spaces and stream beds.
UMD Invites Elementary School Students for Story Hour
Students Enjoy Story Telling Through Music
More than 300 elementary school students from the Duluth area visited the University of Minnesota-Duluth for an orchestra concert.
Schools in Duluth Celebrate National Farm to School Month
Students Taste Locally Grown Apples
Community partners in the northland have come together to bring the taste of local agriculture in to school cafeterias. Today, students at Congdon Park Elementary School taste tested Harvest Quinoa Apple Salad, made with locally grown apples.
Emerald Ash Borer Found In Duluth
The Insect Could Kill Most Ash Trees in the City
To combat the infestation, the city is planning to remove all of the ash trees that are 12 inches in diameter or smaller, and to inject the bigger trees with pesticide. But experts are asking for help in fighting the infestation.
