St. Luke’s Laurentian Medical Clinic Lab in the news
“We’re proud to offer our patients top-quality lab services on the Iron Range.” -- St. Luke’s Laurentian Medical Clinic Manager Todd Scaia said.
Kinky Boots opens Friday
“Everyone at the Playhouse has been giddy with excitement from the moment we started working on Kinky Boots.” -- Phillip Fazio, director of Kinky Boots and Producing Artistic Director of Duluth Playhouse
FinnFest returns to Duluth
The happiest country in the world will be showcased in Duluth as FinnFest returns for its annual five-day festival on July 26-30, 2023 at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center (DECC). Family-friendly FinnFest is North America’s premier event featuring the fabulous Nordic life and ingredients of happiness from music
Dylan Samberg, FinnFest, Duluth Playhouse in the news
Samberg spent three seasons with the University of Minnesota-Duluth from 2017-2020 and won a pair of NCAA Championships.
More mini-grants to be announced
Duluth Mayor Emily Larson on Thursday is expected to announce the Love Your Block mini-grant recipients for the remainder of 2023. The Love Your Block program supplies small mini-grants to support resident-led projects that reduce blight in the Lincoln Park and Central Hillside Neighborhoods. Love Your Block is part of
St. Luke’s and Aspirus Health announce letter of intent to expand health care access across our region
Proposal will join St. Luke’s with Aspirus Health to advance health care quality and expand access to services in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan
Wilderness open summer camp
The defending Midwest Division champions will be holding its main camp plus a goalie camp this week at Wessman Arena in Superior.
Camp Esquagama hosts first ever day camp for children with autism
Camp Esquagama has been a summer camp tradition for more than 85 years. Located on Lake Esquagama near Biwabik, it began as a 4-H camp and has welcomed generations of campers ever since.
Quote Me, Howie: Stephanie Ham
“Just being there to support C.J., to make sure the kids are present and that we can do it as a family unit, it's been really, really fun. We're just so proud of C.J.” -- Stephanie Ham
Anna Tanski lands new post
The Conference of Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers has contracted with Anna Tanski to serve as the organization’s inaugural tourism director. In this role she will coordinate two regional marketing initiatives for GSGP: Cruise the Great Lakes and Great Lakes USA. Tanski brings more than 32 years
C.J. Ham youth football camp today
The annual C.J. Ham youth football camp is underway today at historic Public Schools Stadium in West Duluth. Ham is an all-pro Vikings fullback and team captain who graduated from Denfeld High School.
Hermantown announces Arena Legacy Fund for new community and sports center
An architectural rendering of Hermantown's new community and sports center, which will include the city's second indoor ice sheet. An Arena Legacy Fund was announced today to raise the remaining capital needed through grant funding, corporate partnerships and private donations.
City of Duluth tourism tax applications now open
Tourism taxes generally support over 20 Duluth attractions each year. Funding recommendations are anticipated to be brought before the City Council and are pending their approval.
States, cities turn to community organizations to battle wage theft
Wage theft, which can include not paying workers minimum wage, misclassifying workers as independent contractors or as management to avoid paying overtime and taking tips meant for employees, is a $50 billion problem for U.S. workers.
Letters to the Editor
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Thursday Duluth Times eNewsletter
A Duluth Times photo of Duluth Denfeld High School Theatre Department students performing MacBeth (above) has been selected Photo of the Month by the prestigious Editor & Publisher Magazine. E&P has been described for decades as the “bible of the newspaper industry.” St. Louis County receives grant to