Flu Season is Right Around the Corner
Throughout the months of September through March, it can often feel like we’re walking on pins and needles when it comes to your health.
Education in the News
Local Concert Will Benefit Two Organizations
Happening Friday, October 17 at 7:00p.m., the Douglas County Historical Society will be teaming up with Soldiers and Sailors Relief Fund for a fundraising event.
Foster Parents Needed for Pets in the Northland
Northlanders have a new option to get involved in the community and provide foster care in the area; animal foster care.
UMD Students Make Petition to Save SAP Farm
UMD Students have created an online petition that aims to save the school's SAP farm from budget cuts this fall.
Unpaid Lunches Create Debt For Northland Schools
In the Northland delinquent lunch money accounts are costing schools thousands of dollars.
Annual Conference Dealing with Behavioral Health Solutions
Notes were gathered and information was collected by over 200 health care professionals today at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC).
Duluth Students Heartbroken By Regency Beauty Institute Closure
Dozens of Duluth beauty school students woke up to some devastating news Thursday morning.
Superior Connection Makes Transfers Easier for UWS and LSC Students
Lake Superior College and the University of Wisconsin Superior announced a new formal partnership to further ease the transfer process between the two institutes.
Regency Beauty Institutes Closes All Campuses
Regency Beauty Institute announced today, September 29, 2016, that effective Wednesday they will permanently all 79 campuses nationwide.
Three Generous Donors Honored by Duluth Library Foundation
Pages of history were turning as awards were handed out on Wednesday at the Duluth Depot.
Students Can Designate Pronoun Usage When Registering
Students at the University of Michigan can designate a personal pronoun to be used by professors.
Checking Your Pets for Allergy Issues
The Northland is currently seeing a second seasonal dose of sniffles and sneezing across the Northland.“This is an inherited problem that dogs get, and cats. It’s caused by an overactive immune response,” Mike Overend, D.V.M. at Lake County Veterinary Clinics said.
Board Members Call For Transparency In All Dist. Property Offers
Some board members aren’t happy they were not told about three separate offers from Many Rivers and say every offer deserves consideration and that policies can be suspended. FOX 21’s Dan Hanger talked to both sides of the issue to try to gain clarity on future offers of the vacant school buildings.
Playhouse Holds Open House For Fall Semester
Classes begin October 1.
Biking Across America for Service Animal Awareness
An Idaho man is taking his cause to the trails.
