Archive of: Home Features

	Title	Issue
	The Devil's Music Pat Cadigan Recalls the early days of Rock 'n Roll. Mike Simonson	May 2013
	Honoring Northland Women for 65 Years Each year people gather for an annual luncheon to honor the Port Cities Volunteer Woman of the Year. Beth Probst	May 2013
	Bird Watching Strictly For The Birds Jim lends his thoughts to May's issue of Backyards and Birds. Jim Heffernan	May 2013
	Great Gatsby Got His Start in Duluth The new blockbuster movie remake of Fitgerald's book, The Great Gatsby, doesn't mention that Gatsby got his start in Duluth... but the book does. by Jim Heffernan	May 2013
	Special Challenges The Duluth public schools’ approach to educating students with differing abilities is inclusive, broad and creative. Tony Bennett	February 2013
	Locally Laid Egg Company Jason and Lucie Amundsen's cleverly-named Locally Laid Egg Company hit the ground running in 2012, and it’s been nonstop since. Tony Bennett	January 2013
	Winter Fun Indoors Winter days are perfect for curling up with a good book, shutting out the rest of the world and getting submerged in a great plot line or new ideas. Duke Skorich and Patty McNulty	January 2013
	Beer News Canal Park Brewing Company opens, The Growler begins distribution in Duluth, a Duluth beer blog is launched, and a new smartphone-friendly site shows what bars serve what beer. Robert Lillegard	December 2012
	The Knights Templar In Duluth Spend a few hours with Scott Wolter, and you will believe that the infamous Kensington Rune Stone, long branded a hoax, is actually authentic, and the runes on the stone were indeed carved in 1362 by ancient Nordic explorers. It gets even more interesting when he tells you that their traveling companions were the shadowy and mysterious Knights Templar, and that it’s all tied to the other discoverer of the new world, Christopher Columbus. And it doesn’t stop there. Wendy Webb	December 2012
	Practice, Practice The jig was up when I strolled into the dining room one autumn afternoon and found Jack sprawled on the floor engrossed in a game of Angry Birds on his iPod while Camptown Races emanated from the keyboard. David Worley	November 2012