The residents of Pine View Apartments in Carlton gathered around Darrell J. Pedersen in late February as the author read from ...

Saturday dawned cold and clear with just a light wind puffing some fresh snow out of the trees at Pine Valley in Cloquet. Mid-January turned out to be a perfect time for ski jumping. By the time the ...

The Esko school district's first superintendent, A.L. Winterquist, served from 1919 to 1945. He remains the longest serving ...

Iran have cost the U.S. approximately $8 billion. This amounts to $23.39 per man, woman, and child in America (population 342 ...

Cloquet's RipSaw robotics team did something last weekend that no other robotics team has done in this year's worldwide competitions. The team got its machine to climb a ladder to a point no other ...

Scanlon mayor Ron Stigers opened the March 5 special Scanlon City Council meeting with a message for residents upset about the high costs of two proposed street projects: We heard you. “We want to ...

Tuesday to make biological gender a requirement for its homecoming king and queen. The decision may or may not bring homecoming back to the school after a two-year absence. "I make a motion to return ...

Last Wednesday four local teams were still in the Section 7A boys basketball tournament. Carlton/Wrenshall and Fond du Lac both lost last week and were eliminated, while both Barnum and ...

The Wrenshall school board tackled some difficult realities on Monday as it planned for a contingency in which voters reject consolidation with Carlton in May. Meeting in a work session, board members ...

A 24-year-old Saginaw man facing charges in three sexual assault cases pleaded guilty earlier this month. Tarius Lovejoy was initially charged with 10 counts of felony sexual assault stemming from two ...

More than 30 residents of Thomson Township celebrated Township Day Tuesday by perusing budget line items and township staff reports before voting on next year's tax levy, which they ultimately passed ...

The residents of Pine View Apartments in Carlton gathered around Darrell J. Pedersen in late February as the author read from his book. Rays of sunlight warmed the room, and Pedersen commanded it with ...