Duluth Students Out of Classroom for Community Service
Lakeview Christian Academy Takes a Day of Service
Lakeview Christian Academy students took a day out of the classroom to serve several locations in Duluth.
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Spring Has Almost Sprung at Cloquet Greenhouses
Year Round Efforts to Produce Spring Blooms
The saying may be that April showers bring May flowers but for the Cloquet Greenhouse it’s a year round effort that produces spring blooms.
Cloquet Country Club Seeking New Superintendent
General Manager Looking for Management Skills
A group of people who can’t wait for the cold weather to end and snow to melt is the golfers. But, this year a new face will be seen on the course in Cloquet.
55th Season Kicks Off at Gordy’s Hi-Hat in Cloquet
Infamous Burger Joint Opens Its Doors
If you aren’t in the spring mood yet, maybe the grand opening of Gordy’s will help.
Duluth City Leaders Talk Bike Accommodations
Duluth Leaders Plan Bike Accomodations
The City of Duluth is working to please bikers.
Center for Changing Lives Pushes for Funding
Lutheran Social Services Close to Fundraising Goal
Every night about 120 kids sleep on the streets of Duluth, and Lutheran Social Services is looking to change that.
Crafts and Community Blend to Create Folk School
A successful folk school in Grand Marais is the focal point of discussion in Ely.
Dairy Farm Lawsuit Supporter Speaks Out
A key supporter of an organic dairy farmer facing legal battles with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture speaks out.
The Brule Steelhead Fishing Opener
Fisherman Prepare to Get Back Out on the Water
Fox 21’s Stef Manisero takes us out to the river in Brule, Wisconsin, where many are getting excited for a Northland tradition.
Buddies Not Bullies: Step Up to Stop Bullying in the Northland
Anti-Bullying Org. Helps Raise Awareness
The topic of bullying is an emotionally charged and very serious issues not only across the country but here in the Northland and a new organization is helping reiterate the importance of anti bullying within the community.
Duluth Mail Collection at Earlier Time Due to Processing Center Closing
Processing Center Will Close April 18th
The Duluth Distribution Center will close for good April 18th.
Glensheen Mansion Behind Hollywood Lights
California Crew Films "Forgotten"
The Minnesota movie production trend has hit Glensheen for the first time since 1972.
Duluth’s Nordic Center Keeps Culture Alive
Northland Uncovered: Nordic Center
In this week’s Northland Uncovered, find out how one woman is keeping Nordic culture alive in the Twin Ports.
Gardner Won’t Seek Re-election as Duluth Councilor
Duluth Councilor Won't Seek 3rd Term
Duluth city councilor Sharla Gardner announced late Monday night she will not be running for a third term.
Bentleyville Event Changed Because of Snow
Bentleyville Cleanup Rescheduled in Duluth
Due to the imminent snow Wednesday, organizers have rescheduled their cleanup efforts for Sunday, March 29th from 10 a.m – 2 p.m.
Organic Roots Bistro Serves Healthy Food in the Northwoods
In the middle of the Northwoods, it’s not the easiest task to eat organic.
Early, Dry Spring Leads to High Fire Risk
Duluth Fire Dept. Responds to 2 Grass Fires
With snow on the way this week, firefighters say it still won’t be enough to prevent dangerous fire conditions in Minnesota.
Fond-du-Luth Casino Plans to Spend $6M on Renovation Plan
An Old Building to Get a New Look in Old Downtown
A staple of downtown Duluth, The Fond-du-Luth Casino has announced a plan for a facelift.
Go Digital or Lose a Community Theater
Thousands of Dollars in Upgrades
For many small communities it’s the pulse of the town on weekends: the movie theater.
$50M Outdoor Recreation Plan Approved by Duluth Council
$18M Tourism Tax Dollars to be Spent in West Duluth
Nearly 30 projects made the list to get a piece of the half percent tourism tax.
New Medical Facility in Rural Wisconsin
Spooner Health System Upgrades
Great news for the rural healthcare system in Wisconsin.
MN Republicans Present Transportation Plan with No Gas Tax
MN Legislators Unveil $7 Billion, 10-Year Transportation Plan
Minnesota’s Republican Leaders unveiled their plan to raise $7 billion over the next decade to pay for repairs to roads and bridges.
National Puppy Day Encourages Pet Adoption
Adopt or Volunteer at a Local Animal Shelter
Calling all Dog Lovers! Give your little furry friend an extra hug and treat because it’s National Puppy Day!
Northland Campuses Celebrate World Water Week
Events to Raise Awareness About Fresh Water
National Water Week is making a splash at local colleges by inspiring students to understand water issues.
West Duluth Could Get $50 Million in Outdoor Projects
Council Considers $50 Million for Recreation Projects
City leaders in Duluth are considering investing as much as $50 million in outdoor recreation projects in an effort to revitalize the city’s west side.
Area Church Raises Funds for Guatemalan Children in Need
For a third time a Northland church is taking their mission efforts to help others overseas.
Locals Help out Music Scene Key Player
Benefit for Eric Swanson
Community members and local artists are coming together to help out a man very instrumental to the local music scene.
A Delicious Week Kicks off in Superior
Chamber Restaurant Week in Superior
Nearly a dozen eateries in Superior are dishing out traditional favorites and new items at a reduced price for the first ever Chamber Restaurant Week.
Note Worthy Kids Makes a Sweet Melody
The sweet sounds of music filled Clyde Iron Works Sunday.
Oil Markets, Strong Production Lead U.S. Gas Prices Lower
Average National Price of Gallon of Gas Dropped 4 cents in Last 2 Weeks
The average national price of a regular gallon of gasoline has dropped 4 cents in the last two weeks to $2.50.
Poll: Majority Says Performance Should Guide Teacher Layoffs
Poll Shows 68% of Minnesotans Say Performance Should Guide Teacher Layoffs
A new poll shows 68 percent of Minnesotans say a teacher’s performance, not his or her seniority, should be the deciding factor in making layoff decisions.
Gearing up for Grandma’s Marathon
Runners Learn from the Experts
Locals are doing more than just running to prepare for Grandma’s Marathon.
Scouts Learn to Make Sausage at Superior Meats
An area boy scout troop got an up-close look at the working of a local meat market as they made their own sausages.
Irish and Scottish music fill the Air
Celtic Music Performance
The Northern Gail, a Celtic music group put on a dynamic performance inside the Duluth Public Library.
Spending Time with the Easter Bunny
Giant bunny took over the Miller Hill Mall
To welcome the Easter bunny to the Miller Hill Mall kids and of course adults enjoyed music and Easter themed activities along with taking pictures with the Easter bunny himself.
Hockey Tourney Raises Money for Good Cause
Fundraiser for Courage Kenny
The Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute in Duluth offers adaptive sports and recreation programs to youth and adults with physical disabilities and on the autism spectrum
Preps Underway for Motorhead Madness
Mustangs and Hot Rods Showcased at DECC
Cars are moving into the DECC for the annual Motorhead Madness kicking off this weekend.
2nd Annual Art For Education’s Sake
Duluth Celebrates Visual Literacy
When you think of education, many times art is ignored. But Friday night, The Duluth Community celebrated visual literacy.
Possible ‘Full-Service Community School’ To Duluth
Lincoln Park Middle School Could See Additional Services
There’s a strong push by some Minnesota lawmakers to redefine what a school should provide to its community.
Designers Prep for First Duluth Runway Fashion Show
60 Fashion Designers and DSSO Collaborate
Runway fashion from across the globe is making its way to Duluth.
Kari Toyota in Superior is Expanding
Mr. Lucky's and La Belle Buildings Sold
A long time business in Superior is expanding.
Superior Chamber Restaurant Week Kicking Off
Meals offered at Reduced Prices
This weekend you can feast on some of your favorite dishes in Superior at a reduced price
15 Busted in Duluth Sex Sting
Individuals Arrested for trying to Buy Prostitutes
Sex trafficking is happening everywhere.
Make Music Matter for Noteworthy Kids in the Northland
Helping Kids Receive Music Education Outside of School
Outside of school there are few opportunities to fund music education for kids.
Dayton Sets Date for Minnesota’s State of the State
Minnesota's State of the State set for April
Gov. Mark Dayton still has some time to write his State of the State speech.
Local Lawmen Skate It Out For Good Cause
9th Annual Lake Superior Lawmen Hockey Classic
Local lawmen battle it out on the rink to raise money for Courage Kenny Northland.
Upcoming Repairs at Duluth City Hall
Front Entry Inaccessible Due to Repairs
Monday, March 23, City Hall in Duluth will be temporarily inaccessible.
Bentleyville Seeks Volunteers for Cleanup
Duluth's Bentleyville in Need of Volunteers
Bentleyville organizers are looking for some volunteers to come join them in Bayfront Festival Park on Wednesday, March 25th from noon-4 p.m.
Fuse Duluth Celebrates 10 Years
Young Professionals Honor A Decade of Networking
Young professionals gathered Thursday evening at Clyde Iron Works to celebrate the 10th birthday of Fuse Duluth.
4th Street Road Renovation Plan Moves Forward
Fox 21’s Stef Manisero spoke with county engineers Thursday to discuss the construction plans for the roads on 4th Street.
