Developers Withdraw from Central Property Purchase Agreement
ISD 709 officials announced Tuesday that they have received notification from Harbor Bay Real Estate Advisors that terminates the purchase agreement for the Central High School property.
Education in the News
Church Expanding Facilities
Shepherd of the Hills is doubling its preschool capacity.
Hospital Prepares for Legalization of Medicinal Cannabis
Doctors at St. Luke's will be allowed to register as cannabis prescribers, but the hospital will not allow the product in its facilities.
Local Kids Showcase Impressive Creations
Elementary school students have been working hard all week on projects and Friday they unveiled their inventions.
Saint Scholastica Buys Land in Bluestone Development
The College of Saint Scholastica has purchased half of the reaming land in the Bluestone Development.
'Master Gardeners' Host Plant Sale, Education Event
The Lake Superior Master Gardeners hosted a plant sale and educational event at the Douglas County Courthouse Thursday.
UWS Hosts Transportation Day for Girl Scouts
Thirty-six Girl Scouts toured the Twin Ports, learning about and experiencing the five modes of transportation.
Free Playgroup Explores Nature in Superior
Now that it’s officially the summer, there’s an opportunity to get your younger children outdoors and into nature.
Superior School District Hiring Bus Drivers
School may have just let out for summer, but the Superior School District is already hiring.
Tuition to go Up at Minnesota Universities
Tuition is going up for students at the University of Minnesota this fall.
Candidate Enters Race for Duluth School Board
Renee Van Nett is a mother and licensed foster mother who works as the Employment Liaison for Community Action Duluth and lives in Lincoln Park.
Organization Aims to Keep America Active
PHIT America works to get U.S. citizens off the couch and promotes P.E. in schools.
Water Problems Threaten Big Repair Costs for Science Museum
The Science Museum of Minnesota faces serious water problems that could cost state taxpayers plenty.
Regents Approve Tuition Hike at University of Minnesota
Tuition is going up for students at the University of Minnesota this fall.
Hermantown Names New Superintendent
The Hermantown School Board has voted to select Kerry Juntunen, Middle School Principal, Hermantown Community Schools, as the district’s new superintendent.
