Every winter, hundreds of thousands of anglers head for the frozen water to fish. Most ice anglers clean up after themselves, but some don’t — and it’s their behavior that was the impetus for a new litteron- ice law the Minnesota Legislature passed earlier this year.
Race organizers have postponed the Gunflint Mail Run Sled Dog race because of a lack of snow and warm temperatures. The Gunflint Mail Run Board of Directors will post weekly updates on the Gunflint Mail Run websites with the hopes of announcing a later date for the race to be held.
The Cook County News-Herald publishes Matters of Record to inform the public of arraignments and dispositions of criminal cases in which the punishment exceeds $150 and/or ten days in jail and/or includes one year of supervised adult probation. It is the Cook County NewsHerald’s policy that this information contains a complete record. Requests for items to be withheld will not be granted.
Although the Cook County News-Herald knows that the majority of sportsmen and women are law-abiding folks, there are a few that run afoul of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Conservation Officers. Periodically, the DNR provides a report of some of the miscreants the Conservation Officers (CO) have encountered. The News-Herald shares these stories as a reminder to all to be safe and to follow the rules!
Every year, in deep December, comes the time our hearts remember many precious truths of when the Savior came to man. Mary, virgin maiden tender, bowed her will in full surrender, watching God the Father blend her life into His plan.
According to the 2022 Arrowhead Cooperative annual report, their 144-panel community solar garden produced 31,017 KWH for the entire year. So, each panel produced 215.39 KWH over one full year. The year 2015 was the first full year of KWH, which was 47,088 KWH. So, the solar garden lost 34.12 percent of total production over seven years.
Seventy-five years ago, George and Patty Nelson opened the Lutsen Ski Hill and raised their five children there. 'It was our playground,' said Cindy Nelson, who was on hand for the 75th year celebration.
