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The Lift WDIO Updated: 1 minute ago Published: April 11, 2024 - 12:20 AM
Mix Cosmetiques might be known for making natural beauty products and makeup, but Lanae Rhoads also mixes up concoctions for beauty from the inside out.
Beach weather and surfing weather are two very different things when you live along the shores of Lake Superior.
The City of Duluth Sustainability Office is hosting monthly workshops to teach and provide hands-on ideas for how to live a more Earth-friendly life.
There’s no better introduction to Nigerian cuisine than Jollof Rice, according to Oreoluwa Sofolahan.
The circus really did come to town, and you have the photos to prove it. But the weather was the star, and we’ll hang on until we lose it.
A Duluth woman, Brianna Leigh Schroeder, has been charged with first-degree assault, a felony, in connection with a stabbing on the Iron Range over the weekend.
Superior is getting ready to do a city-wide cleanup for Earth Day.
Good Roots is a nature-based family education program that Tina Cross started a couple of years ago.
People fished, rode bikes, and hunted for rocks on the shore of the Chequamegon Bay in Ashland on a nearly 60-degree Sunday.
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