The February/March issue is packed with stories about Big Lake surfing (bet you guessed that one), the Lake Superior Photo Contest winners (amazing!), a State of the Lake snapshot view from the port and fleet directors about the maritime industry.
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Meet TBay photographer Chris Artist (who took our Kakabeka Falls cover); circle the Lake with kayaking quartet Four the Water; recipes with syrup & honey; a hike to Gooseberry's Fifth Falls; maritime's past & present, plus a seasonal Recreation Guide Read more
We've got an intriguing story about the fall and surprising rise of American martens in the Big Lake neighborhood; a spectacular photo feature of lighthouses in winter; The Guide with stories of new owners of established hospitality businesses Read more
We've got Best of the Lake winners to announce, photographers' favorite summer photos to show you, a history of the water being diverted INTO Lake Superior and a 3-Day Walkabout in Marquette. Read more
How the Midcontinent Rift shaped us 1.1 billion years ago; the passionate path to bring Fr. Baraga to sainthood; our latest Recreation Guide and a lot more. Read more
What's happening on the book, music and video scene? Regionally specific reviews.
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RV camping
Coming to your area in May. Interested in RV campgrounds.
Leonard Chandler | Great Lake Destinations
I was a Lake Superior student living in the Sault, but will never forget that storm and that night.
Brenda Thom | A Night to Remember: A Newsman and a Sailor Recall When the Fitz Went Down
Mojakka is a fish soup originating in the region of Kalajoki, Finland and dating back to the days w
Randy Karpinen | Recipe Box: Making Mojakka
Big Lake storm – why not put in buffer strips in Duluth? All the farm land ditches have them.
Joyce Lobitz | Around the Circle This Week: October 12, 2018
Is there a schedule or list of speakers/topics available for this year's McDougall's Dream?
Ray Horton | McDougall’s Dream