Eveleth
LATEST NEWS
Pediatrician Encourages Good Sleep Before School
DULUTH, Minn.–As summer is winding down, soon enough, kids will be hitting the books. Being well rested before school translates to having a better mood. Which in return gives kids a better classroom performance. Phasing out of late summer nights can be a challenging time for young ones. Pediatrician...
UMD volleyball ranked 16th in AVCA preseason poll
UMD volleyball was ranked 16th in the American Volleyball Coaches Association on Friday. Last season the Bulldogs finished 18-11 and made their way to the NCAA tournament for the second year in a row. The Bulldogs were ranked 17th in the 2023 preseason poll. The squad lost three starters from...
Royals’ girls’ soccer top Greyhounds in season opener
Despite the rain, Duluth East Greyhound girls’ soccer battled the Woodbury Royals in their season opener. Starting things off in the second half, down 2-0, the Greyhounds are able to protect their goal from the Royals. Then again at the net the Greyhounds just keep blocking the ball despite the shower of shots coming their way. Next the Greyhounds have made it down the field, and nearly make the goal, but the Royals kept them away. Then the Royals come around back into Greyhound territory, Royal’s Clara Fedunok took the open shot and brought the Royals to a 3-0 lead.
Prep Volleyball: Hermantown Sweeps Marshall, Duluth East Rallies Past Blaine
DULUTH, Minn.- A number of area volleyball teams began their regular seasons on Thursday night. For the fourth straight year, Hermantown began their campaign with a straight set victory over Duluth Marshall. The Hawks (1-0) return home Tuesday to face Esko. Duluth Marshall (0-1) continues their homestand by taking on...
Woman from Gilbert made more than 100 gnomes and distributed them around town
Kim Dertinger loves making gnomes. She takes fabric and wraps it around tomato cages, adding a nose and arms and other accessories. She’s left more than 100 of them around the Gilbert area since this spring. Some are at homes, others are at businesses. “I hope people see them,...
Wisconsin Goodwill Stores Will NOT Accept These 50 Items
Are you doing some fall cleaning before winter hits? I know I have been doing so and that comes with a lot of purging and donating. To be honest, I thought that stores like Goodwill accepted anything and everything but I recently learned that wasn't true!. That's why, if you're...
EMT program off to strong start in first year
Eight trainees make up the first cohort of those accepted into the EMT-in-Training Program As Minnesota searches for answers to the current EMT shortage, a Mayo Clinic Ambulance Service program is well on its way in helping fill those vital positions. Launched earlier this summer, the EMT-in-Training Program aims to combine both training and field […] The post EMT program off to strong start in first year appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
MDA funding available to combat the spread of avian influenza
To combat the spread of avian influenza on Minnesota farms, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is now accepting applications for grants to help livestock producers buy and install preventative equipment for their operations. Funded through a 2024 legislative appropriation to the MDA’s Agricultural Growth and Research Initiative (AGRI) Program, the Protect Grant reimburses up […] The post MDA funding available to combat the spread of avian influenza appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Fox’s Maria Bartiromo Asks James Comer If China Has Been ‘Grooming Tim Walz’
Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo questioned if China has been "grooming" Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz during a recent interview with Rep. James Comer (R-KY). The post Fox’s Maria Bartiromo Asks James Comer If China Has Been ‘Grooming Tim Walz’ first appeared on Mediaite.
Minnesota couple betting big on crickets as a food of the future
ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn. — A big part of the Minnesota State Fair is the food.A lot of it is deep fried, sugary goodness. So where do bugs fit into all of that?Believe it or not, the insect protein market could be worth 8 billion dollars by 2030.While it isn't common in the U.S. yet, one Minnesota company is expanding palates at the fair and beyond with edible insects.Meet the couple cultivating unique snacks with a chirping bug."We're trying to make products that people can use for every meal, every day," Claire Simons said.Inside a commercial kitchen in St. Louis...
It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:
Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.