Legendary Ladies
Lakehead divas palled around with Greta Garbo and John Wayne During the Golden Age of Hollywood, from roughly the 1930s through the ‘50s, four women from...
Elle Andra-Warner
The “Lighthouse of Doom” and the Long-Lived Cat
Imagine looking out the window of a Lake Superior lighthouse and seeing a giant lake freighter on course to slam right into you. It is...
Shifting Time
Thunder Bay was first in world to implement daylight-saving time More than one billion people in over 70 countries now observe daylight-saving time (DST) by...
Lighthouse Tales of Lake Superior
Lighthouses have been around for thousands of years, the world’s first documented one being the Pharos Lighthouse built in the third century B.C. on a...
The Lark of Duluth: Making Aviation History
Did you know the inaugural flight of the world’s first regularly scheduled airline flight had a strong Duluth connection? Aviation history was made on January...
Ley Lines linking to Earth’s Energy and Ancient Sites
Are there powerful earth energy points – like in Sedona, Ariz. – right here in our Northern Wilds areas? Did the ancient peoples in Minnesota,...
The Unsolved Mystery of the Northern Lights
My first memory of northern lights—formally known as the aurora borealis—goes back about 40 years, when I was a youngster growing up on Munro Street...
The Legendary Buffalo Bill and His Connection to Duluth
When Colonel William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody (born Feb. 26, 1846) and his famous Wild West show first came to Duluth on Sept. 12, 1896,...