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EH? PLUS For young filmmakers
Heads up, young Spielbergs. The folks behind the Reel Youth Film Festival want to see your cinematic creativity. The festival, a showcase of movies made by young filmmakers, is open to students in g...
Posted on 4/17/13 at 12:00 AM
Local man faces 10 felony charges related to alleged theft
The case of a Wrenshall man accused of stealing from his neighbor in March 2009 is still working its way through Carlton County Court.
Steven Michael Ermatinger, 46, has been charged with four counts of felony theft, four counts of receiving stolen property and two counts of burglary: one for first-degree burglary with a dangerous weapon and one for second-degree burglary of a dwelling.
By Jana Peterson , May 13, 2011
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Fathers and daughters – having a ball
Last Friday, Elizabeth Johnson, 3, of Carlton and her little sister Julieauna, 2, spent the night sleeping with their hair in sponge rollers, getting ready for the ball.
The girls, along with their father Adam, were headed for the 10th Annual Wrenshall/Carlton Father/Daughter Ball, held Saturday night in the Wrenshall gymnasium. And even at their tender age, both girls are already veterans of the popular event, and it seems that it just keeps getting better and better.
By Wendy Johnson , April 14, 2011
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Wrenshall girls basketball team wins two in a row
Both Maria Burcar and Natalie Peaney have gone through some tough times playing girls basketball at Wrenshall. Over the past couple seasons, they’ve been shutout at least once and had lost 45 straight games.
But last Friday the pair of juniors forgot about it all. That night, the Wrens beat Silver Bay 51-34 on the road for their first win in nearly two calendar years. It was, according to the pair, “Awesome.”
By Tyler Korby , January 27, 2011
Bulldogs bring home the Little Brown Jug
The Bulldogs won the game and the Little Brown Jug in a thrilling 68-48 Polar League victory before a packed house Monday night in Wrenshall.
By Tyler Korby , January 19, 2011
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Carlton drubs Wrenshall
Carried by their full-court pressure early on and their scoring ability, the Carlton Bulldogs smacked the visiting Wrenshall Wrens 70-29 in a Polar League rout Tuesday night at Carlton High School.
By Tyler Korby , January 13, 2011
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Improvement continues for Wrenshall boys, girls basketball
Lopsided losses don’t tell the whole story. Coach Michelle Blanchard will tell you: the Wrenshall girls basketball team is getting better. The scores bear witness to that improvement.
By Tyler Korby , January 06, 2011
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Life for Wrenshall resident is looking pretty sweet
Eileen Brown may have one of the sweetest careers ever, but her job isn’t always a piece of cake.
Cake does, however, play a significant role.
As owner of How Sweet It Is Cakes and Deli in Duluth, the rural Wrenshall resident is many things: pastry chef, artist, business woman, cashier, baker, server and all-things-wedding-cake.
By Jana Peterson , December 23, 2010
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Pastor Loren Nelson never stops teaching, although the subject matter varies
Pastor Loren Nelson passed away on the afternoon of Oct. 21. Details of funeral services are pending, but the service is tentatively set for Oct. 30. Read about this remarkable man in this story, published Oct. 14, a week before he died.
By Jana Peterson , October 21, 2010
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