Christa Lawler is an Arts and Entertainment Reporter at the Star Tribune. With a background in sports reporting and a focus on regional issues, she covers a variety of topics including mining environmental impact, construction industry trends, and animal rights. Christa's work has been featured in notable publications such as the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Yahoo News.
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Christa Lawler's coverage revolves around local news, with a focus on breaking and evolving stories. She frequently covers crime-related issues, community events, and sports in the Duluth area. If you have expertise or firsthand knowledge related to these topics in Duluth or Minnesota, your insights could be valuable for her reporting.
Given Christa's interest in covering ongoing events and government announcements at the local level, providing timely updates on relevant topics such as fundraising efforts, developments regarding the Beargrease race, local sports teams like Gophers football team could catch her attention.
In addition to this, if you can offer expert commentary or exclusive information related to any of the recurring themes from her articles - entertainment (local), crime in Duluth area (specific cases/developments), and regional sporting events - it may enhance your chances of engaging with her effectively.
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By: Christa Lawler
East Central Minnesota Pride started as a modest picnic in the park in 2005.
At Voyageur Park in Pine City, Minn., a new historical marker designates it as the site of the first rural Pride event, which East Central Pride held in 2005.
The fire covered 25 acres on Wednesday evening near Burntside Lake.
By: Christa Lawler
Now called the Bookmatch, the old school has 32 rental units after a $17 million project that will help address a workforce housing shortage.
A recently completed $3 million project near the Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center will protect the shore from weather and waves.
By: Christa Lawler
John Naslund is the only runner registered this year who has completed Minnesota’s oldest marathon every year.
John Naslund of Minneapolis is the only runner to race in every Grandma's Marathon in Duluth
By: Christa Lawler
A look back at the highlights of Minnesota’s oldest marathon as it hits a milestone.
Held in Duluth Minnesota every June, the Lake Superior race's history includes famous runners and weather that knocked ships adrift.
By: Christa Lawler
DULUTH — The half-dozen runners who had completed every Grandma's Marathon since it started were known, in 1997, as “The Six Pack.”
