WRENSHALL
Cardinals top Wrens in Polar League bout 
Both Wrenshall and Cromwell-Wright boys basketball teams have had their struggles, but the Cardinals came out on top in the latest matchup.
By Tyler Korby , February 09, 2012
U.S. Senator discusses northern Minnesota agricultural issues with local farmers
U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar met with close to 50 people at a meeting last Friday morning hosted by the Carlton County chapter of the Minnesota Farmers Union.
By Jana Peterson , January 16, 2012
Lakeview Christian Academy beats Wrenshall
Anders Broman nearly reached his average with 44 points to become Northeastern Minnesota’s second-leading scorer of all time and lead the seventh-ranked Lions (9-2) to the road win.
By News Tribune staff , January 11, 2012
Brown Jug stays in Carlton
Area Boys Basketball Roundup
By Tyler Korby , December 08, 2011
Carlton High School grads killed in North Shore accident
Nik Nelson, of Carlton, and friend Aaron Nelson, of Wrenshall, were killed in a crash about 6 a.m. Tuesday on Highway 61 in Lake County.
By Mike Creger , November 16, 2011
Local students perform in Tri-State Honor Bands Festival
Students from Esko, Carlton, Cloquet and Wrenshall were among the region’s top high school musicians to gather Oct. 20 at the University of Wisconsin Superior for a day of advanced skill clinics and performances during the annual Tri-State Honor Bands Festival.
November 05, 2011
Silver Bay football completes season 6-2
The Mariners completed the regular season with a record of 6-2 after defeating Northeast Range 48-0. It was another easy win in the opening round of the Section 7 Nine-man playoffs as the team whipped Wrenshall 59-6 Tuesday.
October 27, 2011
Freshman serves up Polar League sweep for Carlton volleyball
Softball doesn’t start until next spring, but Grace Macor likes to warm up her right arm by playing her other favorite sport in the fall: volleyball.
As fierce as the Carlton freshman pitcher throws on the diamond, the 15-year-old serves just as vigorously on the court.
By Tyler Korby , October 20, 2011
Free Range Film Barn to host Manhattan Shorts
Local filmgoers will unite with audiences in over 200 cities spanning six continents to view and judge the work of established, as well as the next generation of, filmmakers from around the world when the 13th Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival screens at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30, at the Free Range Film Barn in Wrenshall.
September 29, 2011
Wrenshall football aims for success – on and off the field
The Wrenshall football program is alive and well, thank you very much – and has even landed in the win column for the first time in more than two years.
By Jeff Papas , September 29, 2011
Joint fire drill moves 180,000 gallons of water at Cloquet paper mill
It’s been close to 50 years since a lightning strike started a fire in the wood yard of Cloquet’s paper mill, but should lightning strike twice in the same spot … area firefighters are prepared.
By Jana Peterson , September 23, 2011
Varsity football returns to Wrenshall
For Derek Duncan, there’s nothing much better than strapping on his pads, lacing up his spikes and putting on his helmet to go play football on a Friday night in Wrenshall.
By Tyler Korby , August 25, 2011
Wrenshall family matriarch is one busy lady
Ramona Laveau is a prime example of Newton’s scientific principle, “A body in motion stays in motion.”
By Wendy Johnson , August 05, 2011
Wrenshall ready to ‘heat up the bricks’
As the sun shines down on the historic brickyard community of Wrenshall this weekend, there’s no question that the action will be heating up, too, as Brickyard Days 2011 gets under way.
By Wendy Johnson , August 04, 2011
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