Northland Job Fair to Include More than 120 Employers Seeking Workers
The 6th Annual Northland Job Fair is right around the corner, and organizers say 2015 will be the biggest one yet.
Education in the News
Duluth Schools Ask for Public Opinion During 'Think Kids' Meetings
It's your turn to sound off about what Duluth schools could be doing better as district.
UWS Library Recovers From 2012 Flood
The flood of 2012 caused at least $18 million in damage to UW-Superior’s Jim Dan Hill Library.
Rural Schools Struggle to Keep, Attract Teachers
Leaders of some rural school districts in the Northland are concerned they are not receiving the funding necessary to retain enough staff members to provide a quality education for students.
Limited School Space at Marengo Valley Causes Concern
Marengo Valley is seeing an increasing number of students with a limited amount of space at its current school.
UWS Celebrates Legacy of Dr. Seuss
During the month of March, people across the nation have been celebrating the legacy of Dr. Seuss.
UW-Superior Announces Early Retirement Buyouts
The University of Wisconsin-Superior has a new tool that school officials said will help manage millions in budget cuts.
Duluth School Graduation Rate Below State Average
While Duluth’s graduation rate is trending down, the rest of the state is increasing, according to a state report.
Crafts and Community Blend to Create Folk School
A successful folk school in Grand Marais is the focal point of discussion in Ely.
Buddies Not Bullies: Step Up to Stop Bullying in the Northland
The topic of bullying is an emotionally charged and very serious issues not only across the country but here in the Northland and a new organization is helping reiterate the importance of anti bullying within the community.
WI Bill Would OK Off-Duty Police with Guns in School
A proposal that would allow off-duty and retired police officers to carry guns in schools is finding support in the Wisconsin Legislature.
Note Worthy Kids Makes a Sweet Melody
The sweet sounds of music filled Clyde Iron Works Sunday.
Poll: Majority Says Performance Should Guide Teacher Layoffs
A new poll shows 68 percent of Minnesotans say a teacher's performance, not his or her seniority, should be the deciding factor in making layoff decisions.
2nd Annual Art For Education's Sake
When you think of education, many times art is ignored. But Friday night, The Duluth Community celebrated visual literacy.
CSS Graduate To Bikes Cross-Country For Mental Health
Friday evening, a Hermantown native and St. Scholastic graduate, is preparing to embark on the journey of a lifetime to raise awareness for mental health.
