This week, athletes from around the world are making their way to Duluth for Grandma’s Marathon. But, before anyone hops on the buses to the starting point, runners must carb up and gain energy.
Soccer fans were cheering on the red, white, and blue.
Crews have been working around the clock, doing last minute things like filling pot holes, and re-striping roads, as Duluth is gearing up for Grandma’s Marathon.
The United States Hockey Hall of Fame is planning improvements for the Eveleth facility.
Duluth City Councilors gave the first approval needed for a new ski trail at Spirit Mountain Monday.
Many people may think it’s as simple as tapping a tree and filling a bucket with sap, but there’s a lot more to making maple syrup than just that.
Community members involved in the Duluth Health and Wellness Table are working on a theatrical production to be used as healthcare training.
In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors we take a trip to Grand Rapids. A quick stop at Brewed Awakenings will give you some pep in your step.
The parking lot in Canal Park is starting to transform into an entertainment hub for Grandma’s Marathon weekend.
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.
It’s one thing to outlast hundreds or thousands of poker players to win one of the World Series of Poker’s 68 events and the Las Vegas tournament’s coveted gold bracelet.
A unique event was held Saturday involving food coloring and cornstarch.
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.
The country band Parmalee, with the number one hit ‘Carolina’ hit the stage Friday night at Black Bear, taking a break from their performances at the CMA Music Festival in Nashville.
“Keep your eyes and your mind open,” said Ann Mckasy of Mahtomedi, Minnesota.
Nearly 100 children made their way through a bike safety obstacle course in Hermantown.
Thursday night, The Lake Superior Zoo partied as a way to say thanks to its members.
They say families who run together, stick together. And one of the best examples of this may be right here in Duluth. The sea of runners. this grandma’s half marathon, will include a family three generations strong.
Grand Rapids is proud of its connection to the “Wizard of OZ” and the Judy Garland Museum displays many items connected to the community’s most famous resident.
Room tax revenues in Wisconsin is currently split almost equally between city budgets and tourism funding.
School is out, summer is here and the musical festivals are starting! The first weekend of music at the Lake Superior Big Top Chautauqua kicks off this weekend and runs every weekend and runs every weekend throughout the summer.
There’s apparently a lot of luck in Eveleth with a grand total of $71,050.64.
Wednesday was another step toward a clearer vision for the future of the Lake Superior Zoo as more people are expressing support for proposed plans.
Jay Cooke State Park is celebrating a milestone this weekend and you’re invited.
A community bicycle shop has opened up its doors again in Duluth.
It’s not quite soccer and it’s not quite golf. It’s called Footgolf, and it’s the best of both worlds.
School is out and The Beach at Pinehurst Park is open for summer.
Monday children gathered at the Mount Royal branch library for a performance of an African folk tale about a spider who is the master of trickery!
Hartley Nature Center needs your help funding a project that will get kids outdoors.
Not everyone pulling in pan fish and blue gills in Minnesota this weekend is required to having a license to do so.
Grandma’s Marathon is fast approaching, and if you or someone you know is looking for a hotel it’s not too late!
A woman in Eveleth is $71,000 all the richer after winning the state’s largest single charitable gaming bingo jackpot.
A festival drawing more than 30,000 people to the Iron Range community of Virginia kicks off in a little less than two weeks.
After more than a decade in the making, construction is finally underway at the Duluth Armory.
Two hikers passed through Duluth Monday while on a history–making, journey of a lifetime.
The Duluth Public Library is selling books for as low as 50 cents.
Spirit Mountain needs your help wining a nationwide contest.
School’s out and adventure is in at Spirit Mountain! Monday marked the first day of summer hours at the Adventure Park.
It’s a sport that combines the best of both worlds, a mix of winter, snowmobiles and a day on the lake.
More than 50,000 soldiers died in the Vietnam War.
“We went to war, some of us were kids, some of us lied to get into the service,” said Gene Beckstrom.
Earthlings from outer space had its final production in Duluth Friday evening.
The 6th Annual Duluth Superior Film Festival kicked off Wednesday night.
Fitger’s Brewhouse reached a milestone last night!
Duluth has been voted one of three finalists in a national competition to receive a $100,000 grant from Bell Helmets to build a new mountain bike trail.
Dozens of music lovers came out for the kick off of the Chester Creek Concert Series Tuesday.
A 20-year-old woman from Two Harbors will have open heart surgery next week.
History is making a comeback in Proctor. Wednesday the Proctor Area Historical Society will have a “soft” opening to unveil its new Whistle Stop Museum.
Everyone always talks about how important it is to know where you come from. But one Duluth man is proving it’s equally important to know the history of where you call home today.
“It’s a fun place to come and play and look around,” said Heidi Werdier with the Palucci Space Theater.
