Why Traditional Navigation Skills Are Essential in the Digital Age
In an age of satellite messenger devices, hiking navigation apps, and smartphones, using a map and compass might seem like an old-fashioned approach when venturing
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CDC implements new regulations to keep U.S. rabies free
The CDC announced earlier this year that all dogs crossing into the United States would need to meet certain requirements in order to maintain the
Spongy Moths in Minnesota
I pulled over on a rural gravel road just west of Duluth on a cool, sunny mid-August day. I could see the bright green, milk-carton
Low-Tech Wellness
The wellness world is awash with high-tech gadgetry: bracelets that tell you how many steps you have walked, rings that tell you how much slept,
A Bit About Bread
I think we can all agree that technology has its blessings and curses. There are great things to be said about the connectivity we enjoy
Nóatún Community Wooden Boat Works: Low Tech at its Best
“Low tech sounds good, looks good, and smells good,” explains John Finkle, master wooden boat builder, as he admires a hand-built 19th century herring skiff
74-Year-Old Ultrarunner: “Age is Just Relative”
At 74, Hermantown resident Michael Koppy is hardly slowing down. In fact, with nine 200+ mile ultra-marathons completed in the last seven years, he seems
Duluth Duo Powers The Adventure Running Company
Kim and Andy Holak are hard people to pin down. They had just led two separate trail running tours through Italy in April, one in