Knowing Your Neighbors: A Dozen Excuses
A Superior-Based Donut Shop
The revitalization of Superior’s Tower Avenue seems to be helping some local businesses flourish.
The revitalization of Superior’s Tower Avenue seems to be helping some local businesses flourish.
Both used and new skis, snowboards and bikes were on sale, as well as clothing for outdoor activities.
The Miller Hill Mall is the place to be this weekend if you’re looking for unique gifts.
Texas Roadhouse butchers from across the Midwest are gearing up for the National Meat Cutting Challenge in La Crosse next week.
The Knight Cities Challenge awards a total of $5 million to the best ideas from communities nationwide, for making cities more vibrant places to live and work.
A facilities study of all three fire department stations was completed last year. The study included a condition assessment and a space needs analysis.It showed that the two stations were in good shape, but the headquarters station had needs that had to be addressed and fixed.
Minnesota has retained its ranking as the nation’s top turkey producing state despite this year’s bird flu outbreak.
Thursday night, the Duluth Art Institute showcased the international stars that are born in Duluth at the first in a series of six discussions called ‘Design Duluth.’
A familiar face in the Twin Ports business community is retiring.
A Cultural Entrepreneurship major at UMD is up to big things.
Tuesday coffee lovers across the nation had reason to celebrate their java jolt.
The Hermantown Chamber of Commerce celebrated the grand opening of a new coffee shop Tuesday.
The Lillegards say they chose the location because they believe Lincoln Park to be a neighborhood on the rise and want to be there when the neighborhood reaches its full potential.
Crews are working to return an historic Duluth site to what it once was.
The Duluth City Council heard citizen feedback late into the night about downtown bike lane proposals Monday.
A popular restaurant in Ashland makes a comeback after burning to the ground on April Fools Day more than a decade ago.
The next 14 days will see back to back event weekends giving area businesses like the Hotel Chequamegon and Black Cat Coffee Shop one final surge of business before winter.
Northlanders had the chance to get an up close look at some alpacas Saturday.
Involta, LLC, an data center services company hosted a private luncheon to celebrate the company’s 3 years of growth, innovation and impact on Minnesota’s statewide and regional economy.
The 4 million dollar building will have a separate US customs clearance area which will allow private air crafts to complete customs at the facility rather than at the airline.
A local food bank recognized those helping to relieve hunger.
The infamous story of a local tragedy will soon hit the stage.
Another 210 workers at the Keetac taconite plant could face layoffs as U.S. Steel plans another full idling of the facility.
The Federal Highway Administration has cleared the Highway 53 relocation project from Virginia to Eveleth for final permitting and construction, the Minnesota Department of Transportation said Friday.
Thursday evening, the Duluth community showed its support for the Lake Superior Zoo at the 6th Annual ‘Uncorked and Untapped for Conservation’ fundraiser.
You can find the new restaurant on Woodland Avenue in the BlueStone development.
Duluth’s top two mayoral candidates faced off in a forum Thursday morning.
An event in Duluth is trying to help people create buildings that are environmentally friendly.
In this week’s Great Outdoors we hit the trails of northern Wisconsin, near Birchwood, with MudPuppy ATV Rentals.
It’s one of the most well–known markets in northern Wisconsin. In this week’s Knowing Your Neighbors, Stef Manisero takes us to Ashland where a town–favorite has meat–lovers drooling.
Hot yoga lovers will be able to get their fix in Duluth.
A new chapter is in the works for the former Last Place on Earth Building in Downtown Duluth’s Historic Arts and Theatre District.
Gordy’s Hi Hat was jam packed with people Sunday getting their last taste of the famous burgers, fries and shakes.
According to the Duluth Police Department, there have been 51 reported vehicle prowls and 25 reported burglaries in the neighborhood since June.
The Salvation Army kicked off their third annual Dunkin’ in Duluth 3 on 3 tournament and free throw contest.
A local family business celebrated a milestone Saturday.
Thousands of people came out to Chester Bowl Park to celebrate community and the changing of the season.
A Grand Rapids organization is working to raise money and create a safe haven from sex trafficking.
Bayfront Park has been taken over by nearly a dozen, colorful hot air balloons!
Preparations are underway for the third annual Hot Air Balloon Festival.
Two dollars and two wheels are how a new Duluth campaign is hoping to bring more support for protected bike lanes.
The public is invited to participate in choosing names for two new electric eels at Great Lakes Aquarium by taking a new online poll.
Thanks to generous donations, work is set to begin this Saturday on a roofing project at the Damiano Center.
Lake Superior College’s Center for Advanced Aviation is officially hosting classes.
An Iron Range staple is turning to the Minnesota Senate to save it from becoming irrelevant.
It’s a plane? Nope it’s a bird.Tourist’s eyes are to the sky at Hawk Ridge as they take part in the annual bird migration
“I haven’t really looked at all of my options yet,” Deer River High School junior Sophie Lindquist said.
Epicurean, a Duluth based company, is expanding and moving to a larger manufacturing facility in Superior.
The owner of the residence at 2421 London Rd. had asked the City Council to reclassify the lot as mixed use, allowing for a small business to operate on the property.
There’s a new name for a growing section of Superior Street that’s been known for a long time as ‘Old Downtown.’