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Sawyer County Record
Canes football players honored for effort, accomplishments
Hayward-LCO Hurricanes football players were honored for their efforts and accomplishments this past season and in their high school careers during an awards banquet Tuesday Oct. 27. “Be proud of yourself,” Coach Noah LeBlanc told the players. The team lost 20 players from the previous year due to graduation, and coaches asked a lot of underclassmen to play big roles on the varsity, he said. “These freshmen, sophomores and juniors did a tremendous job stepping up. The future is super bright.” The varsity “stuck together and had the best team camaraderie we’ve had,” LeBlanc said, “They finished the year with two big wins.” The Canes had eight seniors this year, and “They embodied what it means to be a Hurricane. They never made excuses. They gave everything they had. We will miss these guys a ton,” LeBlanc said. The seniors are Caleb Springer, Gabe Bisonette, Davin Suo, Brendan Young, Chaska Carrillo, Thomas Girard, Cardin Nguyen and Jaycee Denomie. Seven Canes were voted onto the Heart O’ North All-Conference Team for 2026. They are: Pryce Magnuson, second team offensive lineman; Caleb Springer, second team quarterback; Gabe Bisonette, second team running back; Caleb Springer, second team defensive cornerback; and Honorable Mention players
Sawyer County Record
HHS students to perform fall play 'The Liar'
Hayward High School Drama Club members will present their next great performances Friday through Sunday Nov. 6, 7 and 8 at the ADS Auditorium. The student thespians are diving into Carlo Goldoni’s “The Liar” in Tunk Yalman’s vibrant translation, a play about storytelling—both the intoxication of exaggeration and its inevitable consequences. They grapple with the questions: What is truth? Why do we lie? And what happens when our lies spiral out of control? “Join us and find yourself laughing at Lelio’s audacity, cringing at his close calls, and perhaps recognizing a bit of yourself in his predicament. After all, we’re all storytellers in our own lives,” said Play Director Mike Anderson. “The question Goldoni poses is: Can we learn to tell the truth before our lies catch up with us?” Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday Nov. 6-7 and 1:30 p.m. Sunday Nov. 8. Admission is $5 per person; students are admitted free.
FOX 21 Online
Superior Middle School students participate in mock voting for Election Day
SUPERIOR, Wis. (KQDS-TV)-- Students at Superior Middle School got to do some hands-on learning for Election Day. During class, kids have been getting familiar with the voting process. They learned about different candidates, and what they represent. Now that the big day arrived, they got to use what they learned...
uws-promethean.com
Harry Law’s new title in Athletics
Harrison Law graduated in May of 2026 from UW-Superior with a major in business marketing. During his time as a student, Law already had a large role in the Yellowjacket Athletics Department’s marketing team. Prior to starting at UW-Superior, Law visited the campus multiple times throughout his senior year...
northernnewsnow.com
Washburn School District makes final push for operating referendum
WASHBURN, Wis. (Northern News Now) - The Washburn School District is making a final push for support ahead of Tuesday’s operating referendum. School leaders say the measure would allow the district to exceed Wisconsin’s state revenue limits and maintain current programs and services. District officials cite rising costs,...
WDIO-TV
Hermantown football outlasts Cloquet in 7AAAA semifinal
In one of the Section 7AAAA semifinal matchups, second-seeded Hermantown football battled third-seeded Cloquet at home. It was close down the stretch, but the Hawks pulled out a 34-31 win on Saturday. Hermantown jumped out a 14-0 lead behind two quarterback sneaks from Sawyer Senst. Then, the Lumberjacks cut into...
howiehanson.com
Prep Sports: Four teams, extraordinary talent and a winter worth watching
I can't remember being this excited about the start of a Northland high school winter sports season. Not because there are more good teams than usual, but because there are a handful of extraordinary young athletes playing practically in our backyard, including a basketball player who could someday become a household name in the WNBA and several hockey players with legitimate professional potential.
Ashland Daily Press
Former board member sues Ashland School District in federal court
A former Ashland School Board member has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the School District of Ashland and its Board of Education. Kelly Maday, an Ashland resident, filed the suit Aug. 31 in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin. She alleges the district and board retaliated against her for comments she made as a board member at a March 20, 2024, board meeting, in violation of her free speech rights under the First Amendment. The suit quotes part of the board’s censure of Maday, which stated that “Board Member Maday exceeded her role and authority as a School Board member by her behavior and comments” at that meeting. According to the complaint, her comments grew out of concerns she had raised with Superintendent Rob Prater about what the complaint called “unauthorized facility usage” of the district’s athletic and weightlifting facilities. The complaint said Prater denied her requests to place her concerns about facility access on a committee meeting agenda or the school board agenda. When she sought more detailed information, she was called to a meeting with Prater and then-board President Jeff Moravchik, where she was told her inquiries and information gathering amounted to “an
Spooner Advocate
3 members of grade school class reunite
HAYWARD — Last week, the three remaining members of a grade school class met at Lakewood Cafe in Hayward. In the fall of 1948, four 6-year-old kids started first grade at the Roosevelt Consolidated School in Roosevelt Township (Burnett County). The large, two-room brick school was built in 1918 to accommodate 80 students (a level almost met in future years). Pictured L-R are Gene Romsos, Long Lake/Sarona, Lynnette (Johnson) Flottam, Hayward, and Dale Hile, Siren. Unfortunately, the fourth member, Donna (Erickson) Lawrence, passed away in December 2025. Flottum’s husband, Jim, was a teacher in the Hayward school system for many years. Her daughter, Shellee Wampole, also taught in the Hayward school system and just retired last spring.
FOX 21 Online
Barnum, Moose Lake/Willow River, Esko, & Cloquet football all earn first round playoff wins
DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV)- The Minnesota prep football playoffs kicked off on Tuesday night. In the Section 7A bracket, Barnum took on Cherry for the second week in a row. The Bombers end up defending their home field, as they take down the Tigers 36-8. Barnum will face Deer River in...
FOX 21 Online
Northern Star: Darby Friday
DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV)- It's not uncommon to see Duluth East junior Darby Friday ahead of the pack and on her way to the net to score. "She's a motor. She just goes and goes and goes and she has just a high standard of herself and her teammates. She leads by example with work ethic and grit and determination," said head coach Steve Polkowski.
northernnewsnow.com
ML/WR, Barnum football advance to section semifinals
BARNUM, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Section quarterfinal football kicked off on Tuesday. In section 7AA, #2 Moose Lake/Willow River hosted #7 Greenway Nashwauk-Keewatin. The Rebels returned a pass for a pick-six in the first quarter as Ashton Holt ran it back 62 yards for a score. In the 2nd quarter Holt would do it on the other end with a receiving touchdown. Moose Lake/Willow River would win 28-6 and will face Deer River in the sectional semifinals.
howiehanson.com
Duluth East stuns No. 2 Wayzata 3-0, advances to Class 3A state soccer semifinals
SPRING LAKE PARK, Minn. — Seventh-seeded Duluth East delivered one of the biggest upsets of the Minnesota girls high school soccer state tournament Wednesday evening, defeating second-seeded Wayzata 3-0 in a Class 3A quarterfinal at Spring Lake Park High School. Lilli Kuettel scored twice for the Greyhounds to power...
northernnewsnow.com
Superior school board approves lower tax levy
SUPERIOR, Wis. (Northern News Now) - The Superior School Board unanimously approved next year’s budget, which lowers the total school tax levy by 2.12%. The district says the decrease should reduce the school portion of property tax bills. The Superior School District also received a $2 million increase in...
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Duluth students hold mock election to learn U.S. election process
DULUTH, Minn. — Students at Ordean East Middle School are learning about the election process in their social studies classes ahead of this year’s midterm election. The students will take part in a mock election on Tuesday November 3, as polls open for the midterm election. Sixth graders...
FOX 21 Online
Northland prep football teams wrap up regular season
Northland high school football teams wrapped up their 2026 seasons Wednesday night. Two Harbors defeated Esko 21-14 to finish 6-2, while Duluth East edged Hibbing 22-20 in a thriller. Both teams ended 3-5. Cloquet closed its campaign with a 47-21 victory over Duluth Denfeld, finishing 6-2, while the Hunters ended the season at 1-7.
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Duluth East football outlasts Hibbing in OT 22-20 to win regular season finale
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - The Minnesota high school football regular season ends on a Wednesday night. Duluth East wrapped things up with Hibbing. This game would need extra time. The Greyhounds would get the ball first and take it in for a score, Isaac Emerson does it himself and the octopus puts Duluth East up 8.