Local television stations aim to deliver ‘big-market’ quality newscasts
At the center of that effort is news director Michael Baldwin, who Wentworth described as “likely the best news director that our building has ever seen.”
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Who were the 10-best high school male athletes in Duluth area history?
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Morgan Park’s ‘Goozie’ Hines punching his way from north woods to UFC spotlight
Alvin “Goozie” Hines — a 265-pound blue-collar bruiser with a heart as big as his fists — is living the professional sports dream, chasing UFC glory while staying loyal to his Northland roots.
Harbor Monsters keep rolling, with Duluth daring to dream of a repeat
By HOWIE HANSON
DULUTH — Well, here we are again. A bunch of local toughs in shoulder pads are turning this iron-and-water town into a summer football hotbed, and wouldn’t you know it — your Harbor Monsters are sitting at 5-2, breathing heavy down the necks of the Iowa Woo and
Howie: An open letter to Zygi and Mark Wilf: cc: Kwesi Adofo-Mensah
Extend Ham for two more years. Let him keep blocking, keep mentoring, keep representing everything you claim to value as an organization — hard work, humility, community.
Howie: So how’s ‘Risky Roger’ doing? It turns out, no risk. It's just good old-fashioned Duluth leadership
His opponent tried to tag Mayor Roger Reinert with that clever little campaign jab last fall — “Risky Roger.” Like slapping a caution sticker on a snow blower: handle with care, might chew your hand off.
But turns out the only real risk was if we hadn’t elected him. Because
Howie: ALLETE’s next act is pure northern Minnesota grit — and they’ve earned our blessing to lead it
“Sure hope these Canadians don’t mess up my power bill.” But right behind him, a buddy shot back, “Aw c’mon, Jim. You’ve been bellyachin’ since they replaced your wood stove with a meter. Minnesota Power’s never let us down yet.”