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Women’s Golf Fourth Following Georgianni Invitational First Round
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. – Saturday marked day one of the two-day Georgianni Invitational for the Yellowjacket women's golf team, hosted by UW-Eau Claire. Superior shot a collective 355 on the day, sitting in fourth place on the team leaderboard. Meet Notes. Makayla Ammerman (Hinckley, Minn./Hinckley-Finlayson) led the way with...
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Coffee Conversation: Lyric Opera of the North celebrating iconic Broadway duo
DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV) -- Working together, Lyricist Stephen Sondheim and Composer Leonard Bernstein created countless beloved works in the world of musical theatre, many of which are set to be performed for a Northland audience inside Denfeld High School's Auditorium. Lyric Opera of the North (LOON) will soon raise the...
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Bayfield playwright’s original musical takes stage in Washburn
This month, StageNorth in Washburn is putting on “Matchless, an original musical by Bayfield playwright Liz Woodworth. “Matchless” tells the story of Elizabeth “Baby Doe” McCourt Tabor, her daughter Silver Dollar, and Colorado’s Matchless Mine. It explores themes of fortune, scandal, and ruin during the silver boom.
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Community Connection: DuLilith Fest 2026
After a successful first year in 2025 that saw over 1500 people enjoying the sounds of local female musicians, DuLilith Fest is back. The free event takes place at Leif Erickson Park on Saturday, October 3rd. Last year, the inaugural DuLilith Fest was held at Chester Park. "We had a...
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Golf: Cameron finishes 4th at regional meet
The Cameron girls golf team took fourth place competing at Wednesday’s Division 2 regional tournament at Hidden Greens North Golf Course in Solon Springs. Cameron shot a 473 as a team, finishing two strokes in front Ashland for fourth. The Comets were well back of Northwestern (432), which received the last of three sectional qualifying spots. Hayward won the meet with a 403 and Ladysmith advanced after a 429 to finish runner-up. The sectional meet is Monday at Luck Golf Course. Individually Cameron’s Brooklynne Jenkinson completed her round with a 113, which left her four shots back of Luck/Unity/Frederic’s Sophia Hill, who got the last of three individual qualifier spots. Cumberland’s Makenzie Tahtinen and Flambeau’s Ellie Luethi each had 107 to also advance to sectionals. Cameron’s Kianna Kreier scored a 115 for 18th, while Rayna Schroeder had a 117 for 21st. The Comets also had Lydia Gifford score a 128 and Brylee Viltz finish with a 135.
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Hell Yeah, Bob! Duluth Movie Theater Saved Just Under the Wire.
Welcome back to The Flyover, your daily digest of important, overlooked, and/or interesting Minnesota news stories. Built in 1937, Duluth’s West Theatre is the type of Art Deco-style movie house every town should have, with neon lights and a prominent marquee that juts out over the sidewalk. But the theater's fate has been up in the air since July, when the West temporarily closed. To avoid foreclosure and a six-month court-ordered shutdown, owner Bob Boone needed to cough up $394,000.
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The Emerald Lady is a home and hub for creativity
A mother and son have transformed their 123-year-old Duluth home into a creative space for art and filmmaking. Clare Cooley and Bodhi Werner moved into the historic house, which they dubbed The Emerald Lady, about 11 years ago. They immediately saw its potential. “It’s like a fairytale house from the...
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‘Good fire’ comes to life in Ojibwe picture book set on Wisconsin Point
A year ago, an intentional fire was set on Lake Superior’s Wisconsin Point with the return of Ishkode, an Ojibwe word meaning “good fire.” Last practiced generations ago, the culturally prescribed burn returns nutrients to the soil and helps native plants thrive while honoring the sacred relationship between the Ojibwe people and the land.
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Historic theaters meet fundraising goal, reopening planned in coming weeks
The West and Alhambra Theaters in Duluth’s Spirit Valley neighborhood are set to reopen in the first two weeks of October thanks to hundreds of dollars in donations. About 650 people donated $394,000 to pay off multiple loans before a September 30 deadline.
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West Theatre and Alhambra will remain open after last-minute funds raised
DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV) -- The West Theatre and Alhambra in Duluth were facing closure, with a deadline to raise needed funds by Sept. 30. Thanks to local support, the money was raised, and the theaters will live on. Bob Boone, the owner, says financial problems began during the COVID-19 pandemic....