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That was 2002. It's still going 24 years later. This weekend is the 2026 version of the races. In 2003, WDIO Reporter Emily Oz explored the cultural foundation for dragon boat racing.

The group installed low fencing to separate the garden bed from the lawn, pulled weeds, and added new landscaping in front of the home's sign.

The Embarrass Region Fair is back for three days of family fun from Aug. 28-30 at the Timber Hall and Fairgrounds.

The Duluth Police and Fire departments play for a trophy and to raise money for kids facing life-threatening illnesses and medical situations.

Mary Morehouse, therapist for Insight Counseling Duluth, said embracing small pleasures that are good for us can provide a moment to pause and enjoy life without always thinking about what comes next.

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The show is hosted by local Realtor Alicia Lokke and produced by REAL Shows Network (RSN). Each episode blends real estate, local culture, and community stories to showcase what makes Duluth and the Northland unique.

She started the job in July and Tuesday joined The Lift to introduce herself. Here are five fun facts Kelly shared:

About 27 percent of high school students regularly skip breakfast. So she said it can help to look at when you or your children have time to eat during the day and how much time there is for a meal.

People explored the shoreline and the pier to the lighthouse in Grand Marais just before a torrential downpour moved in.