By Tony Bennett There’s a famous essay by the Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam called “Bowling Alone: America’s Declining Social Capital” that posited that the country was in danger of fracturing due to decreasing involvement in social activities. This was 30 years ago, and since [READ MORE]
By Molly Milroy Nestled in the heart of downtown Superior, Outdoor North is more than just a store, it’s a hub for adventure enthusiasts and a symbol of growth for the community. Since its opening on November 23, this ski and bike shop has quickly [READ MORE]
By Jim Lundstrom Imagine the early years of Superior and Duluth when ferries were the only means of transport between the two growing cities. Officials and businessmen on both sides knew there had to be a better way to conduct commerce. Discussions for a bridge [READ MORE]
By Patrick Lapinski Growth is something Exodus Global has seen a lot of recently. Work has been ongoing throughout 2024 toward the completion of an estimated $5 million expansion, adding 27,000 square feet to their manufacturing facility on Connors Point. Exodus Global is a privately-owned [READ MORE]
By Jim Biros and Jon Garver In athletics, home field advantage can be the difference between winning and losing. For many years, the University of Wisconsin-Superior men’s and women’s soccer teams, as well as the men’s and women’s track and field teams, have been without [READ MORE]
By Louie St. George III While Superior Water, Light and Power unveiled its first community solar garden with a ribbon-cutting last October, the project was years in the making. Joscelyn Skandel, manager for regulatory compliance, policy and rates at SWL&P, said initial discussions started around [READ MORE]
By Louie St. George III Like a nagging sniffle that refuses to subside following a head cold, supply chain bottlenecks that surfaced during COVID-19 continued to linger well after the pandemic. Demand dwarfed supply and, even when goods were available, transporting them from Point A [READ MORE]
By Louie St. George III Plenty has changed at Bear Shoe Works since Charles Bear opened the blue-collar business on Superior’s Tower Avenue in 1912 – when William H. Taft was getting ready to relinquish the White House to Woodrow Wilson. Yet, walking through the [READ MORE]
By Tony Bennett Superior Curling Club is eager to introduce more people to the ancient sport Sure, the gold medals brought home by Duluth’s Team Shuster in 2018 had an effect on the visibility of the sport of curling in the region, but the truth is, [READ MORE]
By Jim Lundstrom Capt. Mike Ojard Was Destined to Start Heritage Marine Mike Ojard was meant to be on the lake. It just took much of a lifetime for that to become his business. After a variety of careers that included working as a laker [READ MORE]
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