The Kamloops bite is on
Bill Wuollet of Cloquet was calling it a morning. After four hours of fishing for Kamloops rainbow trout on Lake Superior, Wuollet had had enough.
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Finally, spooky warmth is gone
High today, 36. Low tonight, 20. Thank goodness. Back to normal.
Google Duluth, and do it quickly 
Ironic, isn’t it? All these years, we’ve been searching Google.
Sam Cook: 7 days of sunshine makes one weak
We’ve made it. We’ve got another Minnesota winter on the run.
We’re thrilled, every 4 years, by Olympians
The skaters Gliding. Gracing. Leaping. Landing. Spinning.
Fort is evidence of fun, our roots
I came across the fort last weekend in the woods not far from my home. It was a nice fort, as forts go. Simple but substantial. It was built at ground level in a stand of Norway pines.
Pat Shunn, ambassador of Sag Lake landing, dies
The ambassador of Sag Lake landing, the woman who always had an open door, a good story and fresh cookies, died Monday in Cloquet.
RELATED CONTENTThe Favre story reels in another Vikes fan
Look. This is just a game. That’s what I keep telling myself about the Vikings and the Saints and this NFC championship game on Sunday.
Predators are out there — waiting
The first sign of trouble was when the wolverines moved in. I was sitting at work one afternoon, pecking away at my computer, when they arrived.
RELATED CONTENTIn honor of all the mentors
I learned a couple of days ago that Ralph Tennal died. You probably didn’t know him, but you might be lucky enough to have had someone like Ralph in your life.
RELATED CONTENTKids gotta get out to bond with the world
I didn’t really want to go out the door, but I knew if I did — and roamed around out there for a while — I’d come back a happier guy. So, I layered up and went.
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