Norma W. Andrew (Groves): A Life Well-Lived
“Norma’s sense of humor was ever-present; her laughter infectious; her loving support of family constant.”
Category: Profiles in Community
Finding a Feast for the Body and Soul
Take THAT, pandemic.
Mary Lee: Six Decades of Gymnastics and Dance
“There’s nothing greater than to see a three or four-year-old master a cartwheel… The look on their face is priceless.”
Don Brown returns, bringing classic country music with him
…The band, responding as one, took quick action. “You never saw four guys dive behind a piano so quick!”
Carlton man makes his name in service to others
August 23, 2019 There are very few people in this world that are widely known by just their first name.Continue Reading
For Alexandera Houchin, the trail continues to rise
July 26, 2019 Somewhere deep in the Colorado Rockies is an unnamed gravel road that twists and turns on itsContinue Reading
After 63 years, Marge Stillwell still loves to play the pipes
June 14, 2019 Seated at the console of the beloved pipe organ she has played for more than six decades,Continue Reading
Sustainable Farming — “I felt like we were growing a community.”
May 31, 2019 John Fisher-Merritt knew his purpose, and did not hesitate for a moment before answering. He had createdContinue Reading
Babineau’s urban sugar bush: Neighborliness has seldom been so sweet
April 19,2019 Just off the alley behind his home in Cloquet’s Pinehurst neighborhood, John Babineau placed another log on theContinue Reading
Milly’s happy, long life
April 5, 2019 When 100-year-old Mildred Kjoberg got together with a few of her friends and relatives at the CloquetContinue Reading
The Rickety Desk of Mothy Groves 