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STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Beer is here
Were in the midst of American Craft Beer Week, and a Duluth restaurant is marking it with a Minnesota-centric celebration. Tycoons Alehouse & Eatery is hosting a meet-and-greet with six Minnesota...
Posted on 5/15/13 at 12:00 AM
STAFF BLOG TWIN PORTS BUSINESS Downtown store openings galore
Several stores recently opened in downtown Duluth , though not all store signs are up yet. They're all locally owned and operated and not associated with retail chains. Port City Antiques opened quie...
Posted on 5/7/13 at 10:31 AM
STAFF BLOG NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC Homegrown Music Festival photos
Duluth's Homegrown Music Festival, which opened Sunday, celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Here is a gallery of News Tribune photos from - or associated with - Homegrown Festivals of years pas...
Posted on 4/28/13 at 11:42 PM
CUTE 'N' COMFY Spring Break Pt. 2: Downtown diva
During our mini vacation, Robert and I decided to dress up and go out for a fancier dinner date. We chose Zelo, a nice Italian restaurant a few blocks from the hotel. I'd would recommend it for a spec...
Posted on 3/24/13 at 12:12 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREAVOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices blogging, baby...
...downtown, Baby. We've seen the ads on TV. Downtown merchants and residents touting the virtues of downtown Fargo in two simple words..."downtown, baby." Hip, cool, happening. The fact that do...
Posted on 12/7/12 at 8:45 AM
Duluth council sets new fees and rules for food trucks, carts
Mobile food vendors operating in Duluth will need to steer around some new rules this summer and pay steeper fees to do business in the city.
By Peter Passi , May 13, 2013
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Historic Milwaukee Road 261 locomotive steams into Duluth 
Despite a late arrival in blustery wind and spitting snow, the Milwaukee Road 261 steam locomotive and its 500-plus passengers arrived at the Duluth Depot on Saturday in an atmosphere of festive exuberance.
By John Lundy , May 12, 2013
Watching Duluth’s ‘high society’
This summer, you will have the chance to observe the residents of Duluth’s most exclusive penthouse with the help of Peregrine Watch.
By John Shirley , May 11, 2013
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Duluth Mayor Don Ness to Minnesota attorney general: Help us combat synthetic drug problems
City officials are trying to do something about getting more statewide attention and resources to combat what Mayor Don Ness calls the “growing epidemic of synthetic drugs on our area.”
By Mark Stodghill , May 11, 2013
Our view/Food vendors: With rules, Duluth can encourage enterprise
First came the sidewalk hot dog stand industry, in the form of a food truck and food cart. That was last year.
May 10, 2013
Partners announce architect for downtown Duluth office tower
AtWater Group, Maurices and the city of Duluth have agreed to hire a Minneapolis architect group to design a new corporate office tower in downtown Duluth.
By Mike Creger , May 09, 2013
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More charges for Last Place on Earth owner, son
Jim Carlson, owner of the Last Place on Earth, and his employee and son, Joseph Gellerman, were in court Wednesday to challenge evidence against them, when the prosecutor informed the judge that amended complaints have been filed charging the pair with more synthetic drug crimes.
By Mark Stodghill , May 09, 2013
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Last Place on Earth owner Jim Carlson served second nuisance notice
The city of Duluth fired another legal salvo at the Last Place on Earth, a local head shop, Tuesday, by serving owner Jim Carlson with a second notice of public nuisance, related to the business’ sale of synthetic drugs. A previous notice had been filed against the property at 124 E. Superior St. in August 2012.
By Peter Passi , May 08, 2013
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Last Place on Earth gets under some skin
Duluth’s most controversial business is advertising in a distinctive way: With the words “Last Place on Earth” tattooed on the arms, hands, necks and thighs of some of the head shop’s customers.
By John Lundy , May 08, 2013
Duluth mulls regulations for growing food truck business
The ordinance City Councilor Emily Larson has introduced would require food trucks not to encroach on traditional bricks-and-mortar restaurants.
By Peter Passi , May 06, 2013
News Tribune Attic: The story behind old photos of a bear in a boat in Duluth
By Andrew Krueger , May 05, 2013
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