Megan Graftaas

A new shelter in Duluth will offer a lifeline to young adults, ages 18-24, who are experiencing homelessness.

Tundra and Banks are six-year-old Alaskan Coastal Brown Bears who live at the Lake Superior Zoo. Though in the Winter we don’t see much of them as they’ve gone into torpor. Each bears weighs about a 1,000 lbs. in this state, but they’ll emerge from their winter slumber looking a lot thinner.

Stacy Crawford of Klear Water Coaching and Wellness is hosting a group coaching series called Women Rising. It focuses on the wellness of women, many of whom are in the sandwich generation, caring for both children and aging parents.

How to have better physical and metaphorical balance

True North Weddings is a Duluth-based wedding planner, offering local expertise to help couples fully realize their wedding day dream.

Decor is a crucial aspect of your big day and has the power to really personalize your wedding.

Superior Blooms is a Duluth-based floral design service. They work with couples to fully realize their wedding flower dreams. Their advice is to go with what you like and dislike, but it also never hurts take inspiration from what’s trending. Classic Garden BouquetLots of texture and movement. There are roses. It’s white, green, and a […]

Duluth filmmaker Ryan Rumpca’s latest work is called “Where the Wind Takes You.” It follows an Ely native, Peter Schurke, on a sailing adventure through Svalbard, about 600 miles north of Norway. The short adventure film will premiere at Zeitgeist Zinema on Friday, Jan. 24 to a sold-out audience. They’ve added another screening on Saturday, Jan. 25. Proceeds benefit the Duluth Superior Sailing Association’s “Scottie Fund” which funds youth and adaptive sailing programs in the Twin Ports area.

Northland Figure Skating Competition showcases art and athleticism

The Duluth Armory has hosted some of America’s most famous musicians, including Buddy Holly. He brought the Winter Dance Party tour to Duluth on January 31, 1959. Holly would die just three days later in a plane crash, in what we become known as the “Day the Music Died.”