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Open the door and they will come
WRENSHALL, Minn. — Despite the wet weather June has brought, the sun shone brightly on the morning of June 29 for the Carlton County Breakfast on the Farm. Duane and Doreen Laveau hosted once again at their 52-cow dairy farm near Wrenshall. Duane and Doreen’s son, Paul, farms full time with them and Paul’s wife, Shelia, helps with evening milkings in addition to an off-farm job. Together, they farm 280 acres of corn, soybeans, oats and alfalfa.
Cupcake Sale and Food Truck Supports PAVSA
DULUTH, Minn.–People enjoyed a sweet treat in support of PAVSA. The Rambler food truck and the bakery Something Sweet teamed up to raise funds for PAVSA in Duluth today. They offered unique cupcakes, such as cookie dough and raspberry passionfruit. People also had the opportunity to try their luck at a drawing for a kayak. The funds raised will go towards the people and help their services. Hosting these events creates a positive atmosphere.
Young Track Athlete Advances to National Junior Olympics
DULUTH, Minn.– A young Duluth track star is gearing up for an exciting opportunity. This spring, Duluth 7th grader Zeija Moore dominated the track field with the Denfeld Hunters. She won the section championship, the AAU District and Regional Championship as well. All of this hard work paid off, because it secured her a spot in the National Junior Olympics in North Carolina. There, she will be participating in the 100-, and 200-meter dashes. With opportunities this huge so early on, there’s a lot to keep in mind.
Duluth City Council approves changes to West Skyline Parkway
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - After safety concerns, change is coming to Duluth’s West Skyline Parkway. Duluth City Councilors approved the changes during a council meeting Monday night. The first will temporarily close the intersections at West 5th and West 6th Streets. The second change will establish a...
Council Discusses Public Safety Plan Amid Packed Chamber Room
DULUTH, Minn. — Duluth’s City Council got their first chance Monday evening to discuss 10 proposed ordinance amendments to curb non-violent crimes in the city. It would make actions such as camping on city property, graffiti, and unlawful possession or firing of an airgun misdemeanors. An overflow crowd...
Community Connection: COGGS Update with Executive Director Ansel Schimpff
Growing up, Ansel Schimpff's mother took him and his siblings to a park to get their energy out. "We took our bikes down there and a couple weeks later we were building jumps in the woods; we had the city parks department on our case pretty quick," says Schimpff. Now...
Coffee Conversation: Duluth Playhouse Presents 9-5, The Musical at the NorShor Theatre
DULUTH, Minn. — Duluth Playhouse will close out its Main Stage production season with 9-5, The Musical running July 12 – 28 at the NorShor Theatre. Cast Members Haley Methner and Ole Dack joined Fox 21 on the morning newscast Tuesday to talk about the production, which is based on the classic movie and incorporates songs by the legendary Dolly Parton.
Rock Ridge VFW cruises in 9-0 win over West Duluth
VIRGINIA—As district playoffs approach, the Rock Ridge VFW baseball team looks to be coming into form. On Monday, Post 1172 played a complete game from start to finish with excellent pitching, strong defense and solid hitting as they defeated visiting Post 137 from West Duluth, 9-0. On the pitcher’s mound to start for Rock Ridge was Blake Bailey, who went 5.2 innings of no-hit ball to lead things for Post...
Disability advocacy group visits Superior Monday
SUPERIOR, Wis. (Northern News Now) - An organization dedicated to promoting inclusivity made a stop in Superior Monday. The Caravan for Disability Freedom and Justice visited Center City Park. Their goal is to interact with thousands of people as they tour the country, spreading the message about accessibility, especially when...
Donations needed for Head of the Lakes United Way’s Stuff the Bus campaign
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - The Head of the Lakes United Way is kicking off its Stuff the Bus campaign to collect school supplies for the upcoming school year. Stuff the Bus is a community-wide initiative aimed at collecting school supplies for students in need. The goal is to...
Trail’s flood damage requires a flood of support during the SHTA’s Membership Drive
Image provided: East Branch Baptism River, June 2024. From the Superior Hiking Trail Association - July 15, 2024. Recent heavy rains and flooding along the North Shore impacted the Superior Hiking Trail, causing erosion and damaging bridges, like the East Baptism River Bridge. To repair the damage from this storm and future storms, the trail needs a flood of support from our community.
Holding On To History: The wreck of the Thomas Wilson still sparks interest after 122 years
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Lake Superior is littered with shipwrecks and some of them are within a stone’s throw from the twin ports including one such vessel, Thomas Wilson, that went down just outside of the harbor. It’s been resting in its watery grave for more than...
Honkers Handle Huskies to Earn Series Split
DULUTH, Minn.- The Duluth Huskies were unable to sweep the first place Rochester Honkers on Monday, falling 11 to 1. With the loss, Duluth is now two and a half games back of Rochester in the standings. The Huskies (7-6) will hit the road Tuesday to begin a two-game series...
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