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Celebrate Independence Day in a big way as FourthFest returns to Bayfront Festival Park on Saturday, July 4th, for a full day of live music, food, family fun, patriotism and
Through its Quarterly Grant program, the Northland Foundation made 17 grants totaling $592,000 in the first quarter to nonprofit organizations and community partners in northeastern Minnesota. A significant portion of the
Superior Choice Credit Union, in partnership with the Minnesota Monsters Arena Football team, is bringing high-energy financial education to local students. On Thursday, May 21 from 12:45–2:30 pm, students at Northern
The stage is being set, the costumes are nearly ready, and excitement is building as Stella Maris Academy (SMA) High School welcomes the community to its 2nd Annual Renaissance Fair on Friday, May
Duluth Playhouse Underground announced the return of its annual new play festival, Women in Theatre, taking place June 12 at 7:30 p.m. on the NorShor stage. The one-night-only event highlights the
The Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth (HRA) has been awarded $8.85 million through the State of Minnesota’s bonding bill to support construction of the Mission Engagement Center, a new
To position the service for success this summer, the DTA announced today that four of its routes will see modifications beginning June 7. The Blue Line and routes 103,112 and 211
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There are moments in leadership when the conversation shifts — from what should be done to whether we will actually do it. This legislative session is one of those moments. Across Northeastern Minnesota, we are not short on ideas or potential. We are seeing real movement: projects advancing, institutions investing, and organizations collaborating across boundaries. The question now is whether public policy will match that momentum — or fall behind it. Step back and look at the bigger picture. The investments highlighted in this issue of The Duluthian are not isolated — they are directional. The Duluth Transit Authority is rethinking how people move through our community, connecting workforce to opportunity in ways modern economies demand. At UMD, a $25 million investment in campus infrastructure
