DULUTH, Minn. — The College of Saint Scholastica has been hosting Thanksgiving Day Buffet for 34 years. Every year thousands are provided with a free traditional Thanksgiving meal. “It’s been a great day, a lot of people we see year after year are here, some of the kids that we watched kind of grow up are now volunteering. So it’s…
PROCTOR, Minn. — Every day after school the Proctor High School Drama Club meets to practice their skills and rehearse their upcoming production. With a group of young students, the Drama Club have created their own family. “It is a family, it’s nice to come here and just relax and to have fun and just kind of forget about all…
DULUTH, Minn. — The St. Louis County Historical Society hosted a Native American Heritage Day Event to celebrate native authors. November is Native American Heritage Month, and the St. Louis Historical Society partnered with other groups to celebrate the month. One of those groups was the 1854 Treaty Authority, an organization that protects off-reservation hunting and fishing. Native American authors…
DULUTH, Minn. — At the Duluth Farmers Market the Holiday Spirit is in full swing, as the Hoffbauer Tree Farm is selling Christmas trees. Hoffbauer Farm has been selling trees at the Farmers Market for close to 20 years every holiday season. Trees aren’t the only Christmas greenery available, there is also wreaths and spruce pots. This year is also…
SUPERIOR, Wis. — With Christmas just over a month away, even animals were getting into the holiday spirit on Saturday at the Humane Society of Douglas County’s Annual Santa Paws event. Furry friends had the chance to get their picture taken by Miss Lady Jane Photography if their owner donated any amount to the Humane Society. Most of the animals…
DULUTH, Minn.– The Duluth Depot is reminiscing on the history of Bentleyville as it celebrates its 20th anniversary. For the first time, the Depot will be displaying an exhibit dedicated to the history of Bentleyville. Old lights and artifacts are on display, including Santa’s original sleigh. The exhibit is free and will be open from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M….
DULUTH, Minn. — The holiday spirt was in the air Friday night as people watched and took part in the 65th annual Christmas City of the North Parade. The parade had floats, candy and plenty of holiday cheer. Watch and take a listen to the sights and sounds from this years festive parade. Categories: Minnesota, News, News – Latest News
DULTUH, Minn. — With Veterans Day Saturday, the West Duluth American Legion Post #71 had a celebration for military veterans and people currently serving. The legion recognized the sacrifices of those who have served by honoring them with a gun salute and a ceremonial playing of the song ‘Taps.’ “We are honoring all the military veterans today in honor of…
SILVER BAY, Minn. — “It’s been 48 years since the Edmund Fitzgerald underwent her final journey across Lake Superior, while the Edmund Fitzgerald is the best known shipwreck on Lake Superior, she was only the most recent to occur with the loss of life,” said Hayes Scriven, Split Rock Lighthouse Site Manager. On November 9th, 1975 The Edmund Fitzgerald left…
SILVER BAY, Minn. — November 10th, 1975 the Edmund Fitzgerald left it’s port in Superior, Wisconsin and began its journey towards Michigan. Now 48 years later the Spilt Rock Lighthouse beacon was lit up to honor the fallen crew. Hundreds of people gathered at the lighthouse to remember each of the 29 crew members that were killed during the sinking…
SUPERIOR, Wis. — Meanwhile the University of Wisconsin-Superior had its own Veterans Day ceremony. Awards were presented in honor of Lieutenant Henry Blomberg, who attended the Superior school before serving in World War One and receiving a Distinguished Service Cross. Attendees of the ceremony heard from veterans who went to UWS about their time in the service. The school hopes…
DULUTH, Minn. — The Duluth Women’s Club hosted its Fall Bazaar, which saw hundreds of eager shoppers. The first Bazaar was in 2019, and the club hoped to make it an annual event but COVID-19 put a wrench in those plans. The Bazaar had baked goods, hand made crafts and much more. Organizers said there was nerves surrounding the turnout,…
DULUTH, Minn. — After a multi-year break due to COVID-19, the Coppertop Craft and Bake Sale returned Saturday. The popular sale has over a 20 year history, and has increased in size each year. Despite a break, there was people lined up at the doors before the start of the sale. Over 30 vendors had items such as knitted clothes,…
DULUTH, Minn. — “I was talking to my brother, my dear bro, and he was like, you know the youngest person to go around the world on a motorcycle was 23 and at the time I was 20,” said Motorcyclist, Bridget McCutchen. 16 months ago Wisconsin native Bridget McCutchen set out on her journey to attempt to circumnavigate the world…
DULUTH, Minn. — The fall Duluth Junk Hunt has returned to the DECC this weekend for its 11th year. The event is a vintage and handmade market with over 150 vendors. Vendors come in from all over the state and have items such as home décor, furniture, jewelry and more. The Junk Hunt happens twice a year, one in the…
HERMANTOWN, Minn. — Its that time of the year again where Minnesota hunters are preparing for the firearms hunting season which starts Saturday. Fleet Farm hosted their 12th annual “Orange Friday” in Minnesota Saturday for hunters. The first 500 customers received an “Orange Friday” hat and a ticket for a chance to get an additional 10-50% off their purchase. Many…
DULUTH, Minn. — When Kelly Florence and Meg Hafdahl first met, they immediately bonded over their shared love of all things horror. So, seven years ago, the pair decided to start a podcast called Horror Rewind, which has become a huge success. “We realized that every week we’re talking about the latest movies that we watched, latest TV shows, books…
DULUTH, Minn. — It’s definitely ‘Spooky Season’ at Fitger’s as decorations fill the halls and shops are geared up with candy. Saturday Fitger’s celebrated an early Halloween with different activities and of course, trick or treating. Facing painting, pumpkin decorating and story time were just some of the fun activities. Every year the hotel, shops and restaurants decorate for the…
HERMANTOWN, Minn. — Thousands of people were in the fall spirit Saturday as Salem Lutheran Church held its 9th annual Apple Fest and Craft Fair. The Hermantown church picked 1,700 pounds of apples last weekend to prepare for the festival. Those apples were turned into cider, pies and other treats There was also dozens of vendors selling items such as…
SUPERIOR, Wisc. — The cold didn’t stop early trick or treaters from hitting up the trunks this weekend. On Sunday Allouez community members and businesses have been handing candy out of their trunks at President’s Bar and Liquor in Superior. Trunks were decorated in the spirit of Halloween. Trunk or Treat-ing have been a popular alternative for trick or treaters…
DULUTH, Minn. — While there is still grass on the ground for now, some people are already preparing for snowy months ahead. Team Duluth is hosting the 52nd annual ski and snowboard swap at Spirt Mountain this weekend. The swap is the longest and largest fundraiser for Team Duluth. Hundreds of new and used skis, boots, snowboards and more are…
DULUTH, Minn. — In the ‘State of Hockey’, there are few better sounds than those of a game on the rink, and for this team of disabled military veterans, the game means more to them than what they produce on the ice. “The team is great, being around the guys and being there, going out, playing hockey, being there for…
DULUTH, Minn. — One day dedicated to cats, one day dedicated to dogs. The annual Subaru Love-a-Pet adoption event introduced people to their new family members. “We always love this event because it’s so successful and we see a lot of animals that have been long term find homes in Duluth,” said Isabel Glover, Babinski Foundation Marketing Coordinator. Multiple animal…
DULUTH, Minn. — UMD students got outside Saturday to plant 1000 bulbs of garlic on the school farm. The UMD Land Lab is just north of campus and has 10 acres of farmland. The farm helps educate students about food and agriculture, while giving them hands on experience. Produce such as carrots, cabbage and broccoli are grown at the Land…
DULUTH, Minn. — One of Duluth’s most popular destinations is preparing for the cold months ahead. Roses in the Rose Garden in Leif Erikson Park need to go through a process called rose tipping, which protects the flowers during winter conditions. The public is invited to assist in rose tipping Monday, October 23, from noon to 3 P.M. No experience…
DULUTH, Minn. — There’s a new opera in town and it’s showcasing the adventure of speed dating. Lyric Opera of the North is kicking off their season with a fun packed popular opera. The opera will be at Clyde Iron Works for two days, this Sunday evening at 4:00 P.M. and Monday night at 7:30 P.M. Lyric Opera of the…
HERMANTOWN, Minn. — The Hermantown YMCA at the Essentia Wellness Center put a spin on a hockey classic to raise money for various programs. The YMCA hosted its 3rd annual Chuck-a-Puck event today. People could try their hand at winning prizes donated to the center. Including a mountain bike and many gift cards. Pucks were available for purchase and then…
DULUTH, Minn.– It’s that time of the year again, when the leaves are falling and the pumpkins are out, and that means that means that Boo at the Zoo returns to the Lake Superior Zoo ahead of Halloween. Saturday was the first day of Boo at the Zoo. Thousands of families got to trick-or-treat throughout the zoo, while surrounded…
PROCTOR, Minn. — It’s never to early for holiday shopping, and as the fall is now in full swing–fall craft shows are kicking off. The Proctor Autumn Days Craft Show was Saturday, and it is just one of the many craft shows and fairs that happens in the Fall. In Proctor, dozens of vendors showed off their carefully crafted art….
FREDENBERG, Minn. — It is officially fall and the colors of the leaves are changing. Many people were in a fall mood this Saturday as they hit up Apple Palooza. Dixons Apples hosted the second annual Apple Palooza on the Beaver River Farm just North of Duluth. The event was such a hit last year that it was extended to…
DULUTH, Minn. — “Today we are recognizing the contributions of family and friends who contributed, donated, fundraised to make improvements to the Chester Park playground in honor and memory of the Barry family,” said Jessica Peterson, Duluth Parks and Recreation Manager. The lives of the Sean, Rianna, Shiway, and Sadie Barry were tragically taken, along with their dog in April…
DULUTH, Minn. — One day after heavy rainfall caused flooding and washed out roads in and around Duluth, officials lined up for a press event, saying the damage couldn’t have been much worse. Duluth saw flash flooding that it hasn’t seen since the Northland flash flood of 2012. Since then the city established more flood defense which remained resilient after…
DULUTH, Minn. — All kinds of dogs were making a splash at the Petlandia Pet Expo this weekend, and many got encouragement from the crowd. Petlandia was an animal lovers dream and the big hit was the jumping dogs. Dockdogs Northern Stars is an affiliate club of Dockdogs and the longest running club of 20 years. Many talented pups took…
PROCTOR, Minn. — Jurassic Empire is one of the worlds largest traveling dinosaur exhibits, and they made the stop in Proctor this weekend. Families took a step back millions of years and got to hang out with some animatronic dinosaurs for a day. Categories: Minnesota, News, News – Latest News
PROCTOR, Minn. — If you’re looking for some fun this weekend you can stop by the Proctor Fairgrounds and take a step back in time — that is millions of years. Jurassic Empire is bringing dinosaurs to the Northland. There will be plenty of exciting actives, from over 40 animatronic dinos to bounce houses. Kids can even go for a…
TWO HARBORS, Minn. — The Two Harbors fall art fair returns this weekend for its 7th year and it’s packed with talented artists. Over 30 artists are showing off and selling their fine art. From jewelry, paintings, pottery and a whole lot more. One artist will even be hosting an interactive activity Sunday where people can create their own art….
SUPERIOR, Wis. — At just 17 years old, race car driver Matthew Larson has already racked up many memories in his trusty car. This year, Matthews’s car has a new theme which is spreading an important message on and off the track. “My car is themed to suicide awareness and prevention this year, it’s been something on my mind for…
DULUTH, Minn. — The Chester Bowl Fall Fest returned to Duluth yesterday for its 38th year. The annual event celebrates the changing of the seasons with over 100 vendors from local business and artists. There was also live music throughout the day and plenty of food trucks to choose from. Thousands of people got outside for this years Fall Fest…
DULUTH, Minn. — All aboard!!! The Minnesota Free-Mo Modelers brought back the annual model train event to the Duluth Depot this weekend. Dozens of builders created their own designs to connect together to make a model railroad track that was 1:87 scale. From city-scapes to the country side the model had detail you could only see close up, from stop…
DULUTH, Minn. — The Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth broke ground on a new senior apartment project Friday. Skyridge Flats will be a 70 unit apartment complex for seniors 55 and up. The project will cost around 19 million dollars, with 14 million coming from Housing Infrastructure Bonds from Minnesota Housing. The rest is funded through the Duluth HRA…
WRENSHALL, Minn. — Two farms in Wrenshall Minnesota have been growing cabbage for a Wisconsin based sauerkraut company for over a decade, and after the previous owners decided to step away from the business, the Minnesota farmers have now taken over the creation side of things as well. “Spirit Creek Farm was an existing business that was run by Andrew…
CARLTON, Minn. — Saturday was Free Park Day in Minnesota which allowed the opportunity to get outside and explore nature. The Minnesota DNR is offering four Free Park Days throughout the year. Which allows free admission to all of Minnesota’s 75 state parks and recreation areas. The goal of Free Park Days is to encourage people to get outdoors. Saturday…
DULUTH, Minn. — The Lake Superior Harvest Festival returned to Bayfront Park Saturday and brought sustainability to the northland. The Harvest Festival is put on by the Lake Superior Sustainable Farming Association. The goal of the festival is to promote local food production and agriculture, as well as building a healthier economy. There was a farmers market and an electric…
DULUTH, Minn. — The Duluth Lions Club hosted their 2nd annual Strides for Diabetes walk Saturday to raise awareness of the importance of physical activity in preventing the disease. Dozens of people took their own strides in the fight against diabetes by participating in the annual walk. Money raised from each of the walkers goes towards the Minnesota Lions Diabetes…
DULUTH, Minn. — The Denfeld Hunter’s home turf has a new name dedicated to two past football coaches. The former Public Schools Stadium is now Walt Hunting Stadium dedicated to the Hunters namesake. Coach Hunting led his team to five state championships and was inducted into the Minnesota Coaches Hall of Fame. The field also has a new name, Marv…
SUPERIOR, Wis. — UW- Superior students are back in class, and some of those classrooms have a new style this year. Two chemistry labs and one geography lab were renovated over the summer to bring a more modern feel to the campus. The rooms each got new cabinets, counter tops and new technology. Renovations started in May and wrapped up…
SUPERIOR, Wis. — College move in day is a day full of excitement and nerves. Saturday was time for UW-Superior students to move in to their new homes. Before the heavy lifting began, students and family could take a picture in front of a Superior sign to show off their Yellowjacket pride. Hundreds of students moved into the on-campus dorms…
SUPERIOR, Wis. — Since the middle of May, cars having been tearing up the dirt on Fridays at Gondik Law Speedway in Superior. The cars put on quite a show, but as soon as they’re off a different kind of operation begins. “It kind of starts on Saturday, really, sometimes even Friday night, after the races,” said Joe Stariha, Gondik…
SAWYER, Minn. — Sen. Tina Smith visited a local farm during her efforts to create a “Native Farm Bill.” Native Wise Farm in Sawyer produces a variety of crops, from wild rice, hemp, vegetables, and much more. The farm is also home to 12 plains bison. Sen. Smith talked to the owners about their operation to gather information for the…
CARLTON, Minn. — Each year Duluth Marshall welcomes around 40 students from countries around the world to complete their school year in Duluth. This year the students were greeted with a whitewater rafting trip along with their local classmates. “It’s going to be my first-time experience, so it’s going to be kind of tough for me. I’m scared but honestly,…
