BUDGE A AND E
Richard Fryberger: The Occasional Painter
Richard Fryberger has been creating art for more than four decades, but he has squeezed it into a lifetime — he’s 66 — filled with career, family, community service, travel adventures, and a dazzling variety of other hobbies and interests.
By Marty Sozansky , May 04, 2013
‘As the World Turns’ star brings 'Hollywood vs. Faith' to Duluth
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church is attempting to bring the Gospel to Duluth via Hollywood.
By Budgeteer News staff , April 20, 2013
Galleries participating in eARTh Day Gallery Hop
The following is a list of the galleries participating in eARTh Day Gallery Hop and titles of the exhibitions.
By Budgeteer News staff , April 13, 2013
‘Hop’ to Duluth art galleries in style this year
The 23rd annual Gallery Hop is Saturday, April 20, and for the first time, limousines will be used to transport attendees from gallery to gallery. With the event’s tie to Earth Day, mass transit is a must, said organizer Bev Johnson.
By Tom Olsen , April 13, 2013
Retiring Twin Ports musicians plan to go out with a ‘Sh-Boom’
After nearly a quarter-century of rockin’ the oldies, the legendary Duluth band Sh-Boom is ready to retire.
By Tom Olsen , April 13, 2013
St. Scholastica Seuss scholar brings ‘Seussical’ to campus
“A person’s a person, no matter how small.” That line was made famous by Dr. Seuss’ “Horton Hears a Who.” But Seuss scholars like St. Scholastica professor Merry Renn Vaughan say the line also conveyed a message of anti-racism when the book was released shortly after World War II.
By Tom Olsen , April 06, 2013
Retired teacher brings history of music and science of recording to life
With his old record players and vinyl records, Virg Boehland captures the attention of music aficionados — and science enthusiasts as well.
By Naomi Yaeger , March 30, 2013
Book review: Calling all nonconformists: Explore your inner FREAK
Duluthian Sarah Seidelmann’s “Born to FREAK: A Salty Primer for Irrepressible Humans” is a bold, funny, in-your-face memoir/self-help manual with a funky presentation that sets it apart from mainstream advice books.
By Maureen Maloney , March 02, 2013
Artists with disabilities showcase work at UMD exhibit
The Multicultural Center at the University of Minnesota Duluth has been transformed into a makeshift art gallery. All of the artwork has one thing in common: It was contributed by local artists with disabilities.
By Tom Olsen , February 24, 2013
East Hillside Patch to hold talent show Friday 
Duluth youth will be putting their talents on display at an upcoming talent show and fundraiser.
By Budgeteer News staff , February 24, 2013
Duluthian publishes book about fight for black voting rights
“I knew I was going to write something” about working in the civil rights movement, says Duluth's Sue Sojourner, but she didn’t know it would take more than four decades to become the book that landed on shelves in the past month.
By Budgeteer News , February 16, 2013
Duluthians create art in Grand Marais winter air
Last week about 30 painters and photographers took their canvases and cameras outside capturing the snow- and ice-laden scenery as part of the Grand Marais Art Colony’s fourth annual Winter Arts Festival.
By Dana Mattice and Naomi Yaeger , February 09, 2013
Twin Ports choruses offer unforgettable Valentine’s experiences
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and if you’re looking to do something unique for the significant other in your life, then a barbershop quartet might just be what you’re looking for.
By Tom Olsen , February 09, 2013
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