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Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of HHS
HIBBING - When the Hibbing High School Class of 2024 proudly crossed the stage graduation night a month ago, they followed the first class to cross that stage 100 years ago. The majestic school, the “Castle in the Wilderness,” has welcomed students and visitors for 100 years. That proud heritage will be celebrated from Saturday, July 6 through Friday, July 12. Visit the website www.hibbinghs100.org for a full schedule of events. There are events each evening beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the High School’s Auditorium,...
Fairview Range welcomes orthopedic surgeon Dr. Joseph Lemker
HIBBING — Fairview Range is happy to announce that Joseph Lemker, MD, has joined its medical staff. Dr. Lemker is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon that specializes in general orthopedics, total joint replacement, sports medicine, and trauma care. He is seeing patients at Fairview Mesaba Clinics - Hibbing and is performing surgery at Fairview Range Medical Center in Hibbing. He received his medical degree from St. Louis University School of Medicine...
Hibbing City Council to meet Monday to discuss potential new site for HRA housing project
Now to the latest on the push back on a proposed housing project in Hibbing. The city council is holding a special meeting on Monday to discuss it. The plan on the table is for the affordable housing project to be built at Cobb Cook Park. Neighbors and residents have...
First Avenue Mile returns July 13
HIBBING—An old event will be born again. The First Avenue Mile, which has been in a 25-year hiatus, will be relaunched on Saturday, July 13, beginning at 9 a.m., with day-of-race registration beginning at 8 a.m.. The race will start on First and 31st St., and will end at First and Howard St. There will...
Victory Christian Academy proud to donate to Project Care Free Clinic in Hibbing
Donation day on Thursday for Victory Christian Academy, as they brought over a check to the Project Care Free Clinic in Hibbing. According to to the school in Hibbing, this $2,250 donation is a percentage of proceeds from VCA’s Victory 5k race, held on April 27th, and attended by over 200 runners from across the Northland.
Minnesota, Wisconsin Named Two Of The Most Independent States
We are just about a week away from the 4th of July and that means celebrations and time soaking in the great outdoors. It looks like we now have another reason to celebrate!. Minnesota and Wisconsin were just named two of the most independent states in the entire country. They were given this great title in a new study put out by WalletHub on Tuesday (June 25th).
Amazing Southeast Minnesota Florist is Being Featured at the Olympic Trials
I spotted this news on Facebook this morning and thought this was so cool! A southeast Minnesota florist is being featured in the Olympic trials for gymnastics that have been happening in Minnesota over the past few days. Olympics Gymnastics Trials in Minnesota. The Olympic trials for gymnastics are currently...
Minnesota Man Smashes State Fishing Record Twice In Two Months
This Minnesota man didn't forget to set the hook. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Fish and Wildlife division highlighted one Twin Cities man for breaking his state record for a Black Crappie in back-to-back months!. Our next record fish highlight is a fan favorite: black crappie!. Nolan Sprengeler of...
St. Croix River flooding impacting homes and businesses in Minnesota, Wisconsin
ST. CROIX RIVER, Minn. — Flooding is impacting towns along the St. Croix River, with Washington County declaring a state of emergency on Friday.As of Saturday afternoon, the St. Croix River is at just under 88 feet at Stillwater, near what's considered moderate flood stage, with the water continuing to rise. A crest is anticipated for Monday at just over 88 feet. A little flooding is the price Steve Blake pays for a front row view of the St. Croix River from his Bayport home.Water is currently at a 1.5 feet inside his garage, Blake said. "Ranges anywhere from a...
A day in the life of a Minnesota homesteader
Social media is teeming with Minnesotans living off the land. But you don't need acres to become a bit more self-sufficient, says Katie Krejci, who hunts, gardens and forages on a wooded 240-acre homestead near Duluth.Why it matters: Some people are leaning into lifestyles such as homesteading in attempts to improve their health and make environmentally friendly choices.What they're saying: "I like to do things on my own and don't like to be dependent on others," Krejci tells Axios.Even a city lot can yield a bounty — think fruit trees, veggies and grape vines snaking up a fence, says Krejci,...
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