News & Local Affairs
Forest Service shares good news on distressed juvenile bald eagle
Rhonda Silence-Anyone traveling Highway 61 through Lutsen on Thursday, August 13 was likely stunned to see a juvenile bald eagle wandering around the roadside near Cascade Resort, hopping on and off of the emer
City council candidate Tracy Benson withdraws from race
Rhonda Silence-At the end of the election filing period for the city of Grand Marais on Tuesday, August 11, there were five candidates vying for two city council seats.
ISD166 adopts distance learning model for 2020-2021
Rhonda Silence-School District 166 held another marathon meeting on Thursday, August 13, this time via Zoom.
Another teenager tests positive for COVID-19 in Cook County as case count climbs to six
Joe Friedrichs-Another Cook County teenager has tested positive for COVID-19, the second such case within a week and the sixth case of the new coronavirus in the county since the start of the pandemic.
Distressed eagle disrupts traffic on Highway 61, injures woman near Cascade Lodge
Rhonda Silence-A juvenile eagle was spotted wandering around along Highway 61 immediately across from Cascade Lodge and Restaurant in Lutsen early this morning, August 13.
Overall community health a key part of school reopening discussion, local physician says
Joe Friedrichs-The difficult conversation continues in Cook County between local school board members, teachers, school administration and parents and students in the community regarding what the 2020-21 school
Grand Marais Pharmacy owner explains why business plans to shut down
Rhonda Silence-Following the news that Cook County could be without a pharmacy at the end of the month, the most common question that surfaced in the community focused on a general theme: why?
Deadline quickly approaching to file for office
-In Grand Marais there are three slots open--for mayor and two city council seats. As of 3:30 p.m. there are candidates for all three races.
Retired police officer complies with request to remove "Thin Blue Line" flag from city property
Rhonda Silence-This summer in Cook County, flags and signs have been the subject of controversy.


