The Northland has always been shaped by its people, and that’s what makes this place feel like home. From small business owners opening their doors each morning, to artists, builders, and community leaders putting their mark on Duluth and the surrounding towns, there is a shared pride in doing things the right way and taking care of one another. This section is dedicated to those stories. The familiar faces, the new ventures, and the places that bring us together. It’s a closer look at the individuals and spaces that quietly keep this community moving forward, one good idea and one strong relationship at a time.
The St. Louis County Historical Society (SLCHS), with guidance from its American Indian Advisory Committee, is repatriating pipes and
The Duluth Chamber is now accepting speaker applications for the 2026 Women in Leadership Conference. We
The majesty of Lake Superior simultaneously inspires and demands respect. Operating a business can evoke
The 2026 film celebration at Zeitgeist Zinema will kick off and conclude with two unforgettable
Port Director Deb DeLuca to Retire After 10 Years of Milestone Achievements In 2024 the
For its first hundred years, the Duluth Chamber of Commerce was something of a men-only
Celebrating 30 Years of the Icebreakers Flashing ice skate blades, colorful jerseys, cheering fans and
By Andy Greder Deyona Kirk’s difficult early life experiences — and the help she received
By Andrea Busche We’ve all heard the adage, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”
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