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Taking a step back: After 35 years, Farmer John and Jan Ulland handing over the vines of the Pumpkin Patch
This spring, John and Jan Ulland were taking part in the 100 Mile Garage Sale along the Mississippi River when they stopped in Prescott, Wisconsin. Just one of the several people taking part in this annual event, the couple went up to check out at the place they had stopped, when the woman behind the […] The post Taking a step back: After 35 years, Farmer John and Jan Ulland handing over the vines of the Pumpkin Patch appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Football: Barron knocks off rival Cameron to snap losing streak
CAMERON — Following two winless seasons, the Barron Golden Bears wasted no time in getting their first victory this year, taking down the rival Cameron Comets 27-16 in a nonconference football game on Friday in Cameron. With the win Barron ends its 19-game losing streak. Its last victory previously was over Cameron in the second to last week of the 2021 season. "I just can’t be more proud of these...
Duluth Drivers Alert, Traffic Lane Closure on Third Street Starting August 26
Drivers in Duluth, brace yourselves for some traffic shifts starting tomorrow. The Third Street Reconditioning Project, which has already seen its share of work, is entering a new phase. On August 26, as reported by the City of Duluth, motorists will find the left lane of Third Street closed off from 12th Avenue E to Mesaba Avenue.
Minnesota State Fair attendance records broken two days in a row
FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. — If you were at the Minnesota State Fair this Thursday or Friday, you were very, very far from alone. On Thursday, 138,875 people got together at the fair, setting a new attendance record for opening day. This eclipsed the previous opening day attendance record set in 2019 by about 5,500 visitors.
Tenants Report Piles Of Trash In Lincoln Park Apartments Bldg.; Owner Responds
DULUTH, Minn. — Tenants of the Lincoln Park Apartments, formerly a middle school, are not happy with growing trash in and outside the building. Photos and video show overflowing garbage shoots and piles of trash in hallways, along with bugs. Click here for video. When FOX 21 reached out...
Lorax-inspired advocate receives award for dedication to local environmental stewardship: 'You can make a difference in your own community'
From leading an initiative that resulted in 40 miles of new trail to teaching kids about recycling and helping fight off invasive species, environmentalist Judy Gibbs has worn many hats over the years. The Duluth News Tribune tells Gibbs' story of activism in Duluth, Minnesota. She's been involved in just...
New UMOS CEO stresses seasonal farmworker safety, impact of new protections
Milwaukee-based United Migrant Opportunity Services Inc. recently announced longtime employee Jose Martinez will become the nonprofit’s first new permanent president and CEO in almost 50 years. The move came after former CEO Lupe Martinez, no relation, took the role of president emeritus on Jan. 1. Founded in 1965, UMOS...
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