Northlanders Shouldn’t Fear “Brain Eating Amoeba”
Naegleria Fowleri Infect Around Three Americans Each Year
The parasite dubbed the “Brain Eating Amoeba” is almost always fatal, but extremely uncommon.
Author: Kris North
Twelve Holy Apostles Hosts 23rd Annual Taste of Greece Festival
Taste of Greece Festival Draws Thousands to Marshall School
Thousands of Northlanders flooded the sidewalks and halls of Marshall School for celebration of Greek food, culture, and religion.
Duluth Hosts 57th International Regatta
Teams from Canada and U.S. Compete in 2000 Meter Races
The Duluth Rowing Club hosted it’s 57th annual regatta Saturday.
New Works Festival Holds Write Fight
Four Day Festival Runs July 8-11.
Area writers took to the stage at Teatro Zuccone, Wednesday night, in a “Who’s Line Is It Anyway” style tournament.
Mastiff Puppies Finding New Homes
Mother's Day Miracle Puppies Set To Leave Nest
Surprise Mother’s Day litter flying out of Animal Allies Humane Society.
Bent Paddle Hosts Blood Drive
Donors Received Free Beer Following Donation
Bent Paddle Brewery teamed up with Memorial Blood Centers to draw in donors Wednesday night.
Soccer Fans Flood Dubh Linn for World Cup Finals
Northlanders Fill Downtown Restaurant
Northlanders filled the Dubh Linn restaurant, Sunday, to watch the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team take on Japan in the World Cup Finals
Duluth Fourth of July Celebration Bringing Visitors to Northland
Celebration Known All Over Minnesota
People came from all over, Saturday, to Celebrate the Fourth of July in Duluth.
Moose Lake Breaks Ground on New School
New School Will be Ready in 2017
It’s official, Moose Lake is getting a new school.
Moose Lake Celebrates Fourth
City Park Hosts Bulk of Festivities
Moose Lake residents lined the streets for the annual fourth of july parade and cooled off at the swimming beach.
Pheasants Forever Pledges to Double Donations
Conservation Group Plans to Double Public Donations to Get Kids Outdoors.
The local chapter of Pheasants Forever has pledged to double any donation pledged to the Hartley Nature Center in the last 48 hours of their current campaign.
Water Main Breaks in Lakeside Neighborhood
Crosley Avenue Temporarily Closed in Duluth
City crews worked to repair a ruptured 12-inch water main in Duluth’s Lakeside neighborhood, Monday.
Virginia Hosts 39th Annual Land of the Loon Festival
Ethnicity Celebrated on the Range
The 39th annual Land of the Loon Ethnic Arts and Crafts Festival took place in Virginia over the weekend.
Grandma’s Cleanup Begins
Effort Should Be Over Tuesday
With the marathon over, cleanup will take three days.
Spectators Celebrate Grandma’s Marathon
Fans of All Ages Cheered Runners Saturday
Concerts, tailgates, parties, and impromptu food and beverage stations appeared up and down London Rd., Saturday, as spectators watched and celebrated Grandma’s Marathon.
Medical Volunteers Prep for Marathon
More than 100 Peopl Work Medical Tent
More than 100 medical professionals are volunteering to work the aid stations during Grandma’s Marathon.
Wrenshall Farm Launches Kickstarter Campaign
Food Farm Wants To Raise $25K
The Food Farm has launched a Kickstarter campaign with a goal of raising $25,000.00 to produce more fresh produce.
College of St. Scholastica Hosts Teaching Conference
Teachers Spend Day Leaning New Techniques in Duluth
Teachers descended on The College of Saint Scholastica Tuesday. Teachers attending the 21st Century Teaching and Learning Conference spent the day learning and developing new methods.
Duluth City Council Places Moratorium on Vacation Rental Licenses
No New Vacation Rentals Will be Approved for 12 Months
The Duluth City Council unanimously approved a one year moratorium on new licenses for short term vacation rentals in the city.
Duluth City Councilors Give Initial Approval for Nordic Ski Trail
$1.5 Million Trail Gets First Approval
Duluth City Councilors gave the first approval needed for a new ski trail at Spirit Mountain Monday.
Community Play Sets Goal of Changing Minority Healthcare
"My Zip Code is Killin' Me!" to be Used as Training
Community members involved in the Duluth Health and Wellness Table are working on a theatrical production to be used as healthcare training.
Swedish Midsommar Event Held in Duluth
Tradition Celebrates Longest Day of Year
The Swedish Cultural Society of Duluth held its annual Midsommar celebration Monday.
Superior Elks Lodge Hosts Annual Flag Day Ceremony
Annual Event Held to Honor Star Spangled Banner
The Superior Elks Lodge held a formal ceremony Sunday to honor Old Glory.
Sunday Growler Sales Officially Arrive
Senator and Mayor Tear Open Growler Case to Kick-Off Sale
Duluth Mayor Don Ness and 7th District Senator Roger Reinert were on hand at Canal Park Brewery, Sunday, to celebrate the beginning of Sunday growler sales.
Visitors Flood State Parks For National Get Outdoors Day
Visitors Take In Parks For Free
Minnesota State Parks offered free admission to anyone willing to get outdoors Saturday. As part of National Get Outdoors Day all 75 state parks and recreation areas were open to the public.
Area Students Zero in on State Championships
Minnesota Championship is Nation's Only High School Championship
More than 100 area students took to the range in Proctor for a final warm-up.
Hermantown Scouts Promoted to Eagle
Teens Promoted to Highest Rank
Four teenagers from Hermantown received their group’s highest honor Friday.
BOLD-choice Play Wraps in Duluth
Earthlings from outer space had its final production in Duluth Friday evening.
Commander David Wheat Prisoner of War Statue Revealed
Hundreds Gathered in Duluth to Honor Wheat
David Wheat spent 2,675 days in captivity in Vietnam. Friday his hometown promised to never forget his service.
