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I sit on the board of the Northern Lights Foundation and was recently asked to appear in an in-house video for United Piping Inc. to talk about their involvement with our organization.  I was excited when I received a call to also narrate the video and others and thought you'd like to see how that works so the next time you're listening to a narrated video you can picture this.

Wow did you see this great video? Well if not here you go. Even though your coach thinks his team is not so good, maybe he will feel better seeing the 2:50 min video.

Congratulations Partners In Hope, together with B105 and KOOL 101.7 we raised $74,246 for the kids and research to continue at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.  The overwhelming camaraderie and the love we feel from the Northland can be match to the HOPE that families of St...

Ipods, headphones, blue tooth speakers.  It's no secret that kids relate to music on every level and every genre.  That has led a Denfeld student teacher to create an innovative way to motivate his geometry students. His name is Mr. Earley and he helps Denfeld students "rap" their heads around math...

I think just about everyone in the area has seen the Bentleyville "Tour of Lights" display in Duluth.  It is quite a spectacle to see, but have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes, before the 3.5 million lights come on?

It's the Halloween season once again, which means a change of seasons and time to enjoy a good, creepy time watching movies.  However, with every good scary movie comes countless poorly made attempts to freak us out.

Happy Tuesday to you!

AC/DC Australian rockers may just be one of the biggest pure rock ‘n’ roll bands of all time!

Summer time means out side yard games!

AT&T Park in San Francisco is the home of the Giants. It is also known for seagulls flying on the field during games. Thursday night's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks had to be halted in the 12th inning when a chicken tender fell from the sky and landed on the pitcher's mound. Ho...

A day of gusty east winds made for perfect conditions for a group of surfers to catch a wave off Brighton Beach on Lake Superior this afternoon.

The Internet can be an amazing time machine for hidden VHS gems from the past. Thanks to someone sharing this old performance of The Crystal River Boys singing "Rainbow of Love", we have the opportunity to hear Ken Turner's mind-blowingly low voice. You'll get chills, you'll laugh, you won't be able to believe your ears.