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Volunteers Clean Up Bentleyville After Blizzard on Chilly Christmas Eve

DULUTH, Minn.– Volunteers and community members braced the cold winds and chilly temps to help clean up Bentleyville after the blizzard. The harsh weather from Wednesday’s snowstorm struck Duluth’s Christmastime icon. Nearly half a foot of snow covered the area in a blanket of snow, topped off with gust of up to nearly 50 miles an hour by the shores…

‘Miracle 11’ Crew Donates $5,000 for Food Insecurity in Superior Area

SUPERIOR, Wis.– It’s been seven years since 11 skydivers played with death after a mid-air collision of two planes over Superior. Those skydivers continue to put that highly publicized moment to good use in the community. Miracle 11, as they call themselves, is a non-profit that donates money every year to local organizations. This year included a $5,000 check to…

Crooked Spoon Reopens as Food Truck

After the Crooked Spoon was one of multiple businesses to burn down during a fire earlier this year, they have recently decided to open a food truck to continue serving their sandwiches, soups and more.

GRAND MARAIS, Minn. – As most food trucks have closed their doors for the winter, one restaurant up in Grand Marais has decided to move operations on wheels. After the Crooked Spoon was one of multiple businesses to burn down during a fire earlier this year, they have recently decided to open a food truck. Co-owner Nathan Hingos said a…

Grand Marais Businesses Preparing for Winter Tourism Season

Businesses like Stone Harbor Wilderness Supply and Trout Lake Resort are doing what they can to keep their businesses safe to help visitors enjoy the outdoors.

GRAND MARAIS, Minn. – It’s getting colder and the ice are area lakes are continuing to freeze, meaning it’s time for more people to get outside. “We’ll start getting busy in January and then we’ll stay busy until the ice and snow is gone,” owner of Stone Harbor Wilderness Supply Jack Stone said. Stone Harbor Wilderness Supply, an outdoor adventure…