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As we near the 82nd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor we look back at stories from Northlanders who were a part of the history.
Developers have purchased Tower's elderly brewery / bar building and locals hope a variety of new businesses move in.
JFK visited the Northland twice before the fateful day in Dallas in November, 1963 that took him from the nation.
The Christmas City of the North parade has only been cancelled once in 65 years and it wasn't because of Covid 19.
The founding of the USMC is an annual day of honor for Marines and Corps veterans.
The Pike River dam hasn't generated a watt of electricity since the 1920's but still plays a role in water management.
Veterans are urged to record their experiences at the Bong Center in Superior.
The Armory was a popular place for bands to play in the 60's and those groups hope to play there again soon after a long restoration.
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The SS Henry Steinbrenner has been missing since 1953 so two teams of experienced divers went looking for the wreck this year.
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In the 18th and 19th centuries, our lakes and rivers were plied by fur traders.
The late Mike Colalillo of Duluth earned the Medal of Honor in a pitched battle against Nazis in 1945 and is also honored today with a scholarship in his name.
19th century Finnish life is preserved at the Wirtanen Farm near St. Louis County Highway 4.
Lilly Haldorsen moved to Duluth in 1923 and has witnessed several historic events in the last century.
Dave Anderson investigates legends of lost locomotives from the Boundary Waters to Northwest Wisconsin.
Steam power ruled the farm scene from the 1860's to the 1920's.
Monthly history talks on the Vermilion Range have run from bus lines to businesses and beyond.
A slight chance for light rain totals will be the only shot at showers for the dry week ahead
The Civil War's last survivor lived in Duluth and was honored Saturday by admirers.
The namesake of the Bong Bridge was killed in a jet fighter test flight in August, 1945.
Public projects put artists to work during the Great Depression and many of those paintings and sculptures still exist in the Northland.
Soudan's Mine tour isn't the only one on the Vermilion Range.
From Ely to the Twin Ports, air shows have been keeping eyes on the skies since 1913.
The F101 fighter plane that honors two Air Guard pilots lost in a crash was at risk of crashing down from its pedestal.
Brick repairs are underway on the oldest municipal building north of the Twin Ports.