Gunflint Trail kiosk highlights Ojibwe names of local lakes
On Friday, June 30, the Gunflint Trail Scenic Byway Committee, the Grand Portage Band of Ojibwe, and the Superior National Forest unveiled a new Swamper… Login to continue reading Login…
General News
Jacob Colt Johnson’s trial is set for July 18 in Duluth
A murder that occurred in Saint Paul, Minnesota, in June of 2021 with deep roots to Cook County may be coming to a conclusion as… Login to continue reading Login…
Wild Pets of the Week
Pet of the Week celebrates pets, past and present. Please share some of your favorite photos with all of us. If you bring a photo… Login to continue reading Login…
32nd annual Grand Marais Arts Festival starts July 8
Celebrating thirty-two years on the shore of Lake Superior, the Grand Marais Arts Festival is a celebration of fine art, attracting over 8,000 visitors. In… Login to continue reading Login…
2022 Minnesota Student Survey Presentation
On Friday, June 16 Cook County Public Health presented data from the 2022 Minnesota Student Survey in relation to local youth mental health and substance… Login to continue reading Login…
Arrowhead Transit reintroduces highly requested Grand Marais to Duluth bus route
Arrowhead Transit is thrilled to announce the return of its most requested bus route from Grand Marais to Duluth. After careful consideration and community feedback,… Login to continue reading Login…
Science, sun, and fun on the harbor
Color crayons and chemistry came together last Wednesday, June 21, as 30 children from the Cook County YMCA met with scientists and educators to learn… Login to continue reading Login…
Weekly Weather
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County Board
The Cook County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, June 27 and covered a lot of topics. Cook County Highway Engineer Robbie Hass came before… Login to continue reading Login…
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The Cook County DFL hosted a Community Picnic on Monday, June 26, at the Grand Marais Rec Park Pavilion from 4-7 p.m. About 50 people… Login to continue reading Login…