Voyageur Art Center brings opportunities to grow your artistic ability
Professional artists and mentors teach a variety of art classes open to anyone in Two Harbors.
November 2024
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Agate Volleyball team loses to Rush City, closing out a solid winning season
The Agates started out on the defensive in the Section 7AA championship match against Rush City in Hermantown on October 29.
Two Harbors council highlights, October 28, 2024
Lighthouse Point Road City engineer Joe Rhein, Bolton and Menk, presented an update to the council regarding plans for reconstructing Lighthouse Point Road, saying that preliminary activities are winding down and soil testing has been underway.
Meet Doug Sabo
Doug Sabo is a longtime north shore lover who since 1990 has guided people in the outdoors here and around the country.
Silver Bay council highlights, November 4, 2024
Wastewater treatment control system replacement approved Brian Guldan of Bolton and Menk, the city’s engineer, reviewed a proposal to accept a bid from Automatic Systems for programming and equipment to update the city’s wastewater treatment system.
Agate football ends season with loss against Pequot Lakes
“The last game of the season is always really hard.
From the Outside
Safety in the StandHunting from a stand is a fundamental part of Upper Midwestern deer hunting and has been for so long that one would be hard pressed to identify its origin.
North Shore Storm advance two runners to State
On Thursday, October 24 the North Shore Storm Cross Country team competed in the 2024 Section 7A meet at Eagle Ridge Golf Course in Coleraine, MN.
Donations needed to move Veterans Memorial ahead
Work towards creating the Lake County Veterans Memorial is slow but steady according to Keith Larson.Hoping to have broken ground already this fall, Larson, a veteran and member of the nonprofit Lake County Veterans Memorial Association (LCVMA) says that more donations are needed to pay for starting work on the memorial.Memorial inscriptions are not only a way to make a donation, but Larson says carving the names of veterans into the memorial granite is really the focus of the project to keep their memories and sacrifices alive.Inscription space can be purchased in two different sizes, with the larger space able to have up to four names inscribed.Over three years on since the LCVMA started the project, the design has been modified slightly so that modest stages can be accomplished more readily.
Don’t Treat Soil Like Dirt
Introducing Jenna Kaiser, a newly hired forester with Lake County Soil and Water Conservation District.How did you become interested in conservation?My interest in conservation stems from where I grew up in southern Minnesota, outside the small town of West Concord.