Barnum News

Wyatt Zappa, 13 months, gets his mitts on some cotton candy at the Carlton County Fair in Barnum on Saturday.

Mary Lindgren is a familiar face in the Barnum Community Education Office at Barnum High School, where she's worked for nearly 20 years.

It was a beautiful sunny Saturday morning. We walked through the cluster of pavilions and buildings examining the fruits of the labor of untold numbers of people.

Peterson-Westerberg American Legion Post 415 conducted services at Barnum High School followed by visits to the Riverside Cemetery and Mt.

Place your want ad online and get money for that unwanted stuff just laying around. via Moose Lake Star Gazette

Cathedral High School choirs on Sunday will debut a piece they worked on with a nationally known composer. via St. Cloud Times

The 544 Education Foundation awarded the following scholarships at the Senior Recognition Banquet on Monday, May 12. via Daily Journal

“My suspicion is you are going to have a very difficult time narrowing the field”

Three men and two women will interview this weekend for a chance to become superintendent of the St. via St. Cloud Times

“What would the effect be if we paid someone down in Nicaragua to keep the trees producing oxygen rather than cutting them down?”

I think that it was P.T. Barnum who said "you can fool some of the people some of the time, you can fool some people all of the time, but you can't fool all the people all the time." Is the world coming to an ... via Land

Have the paper delivered to your door. To order your subscription... Click here and Subscribe today! Star Gazing Bingo Bingo at Barnum Senior Center Thursday, March 27 at 12:30 p.m. Lunch and cards every ... via Moose Lake Star Gazette

“Instant Theater Company and a cast assembled from the circus and vaudeville. Early performances included vaudeville-style sketches, burlesque blackouts and audience-input "instant theater”

Anyone who thought maybe improv comedy might be fun to try should maybe think about doing it sooner than later. via Free Press

The Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation Board of Trustees, at its December 19, 2007 meeting, awarded 50 grants totaling $338,992 to non-profit organizations in its nine-county service region. via Business North

The man convicted in the 1999 killing of convenience store clerk Katie Poirier lost his third bid for an appeal Thursday. via Star Tribune