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UWS softball pours on the hits, runs and plenty of fun

5 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Jake Przytarski

SUPERIOR — One of the most prolific offenses in all of Division III softball, Wisconsin-Superior, continued its frenzied scoring pace on Friday with a weekend sweep of Minnesota-Morris at the NBC Spartan Sports Complex.
Bill Allen Nyquist

6 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Anna Paige |Tammy Swift

Jul. 10, 1948 - Mar. 21, 2025 DULUTH, Minn. - Bill Allen Nyquist, 76, Superior, Wis. died Friday, Mar. 21. A committal service with military honors will be held on Friday, April 25 at 11:00 a.m. at the Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery, Saginaw, MN, followed by a luncheon at noon at Peace in Christ Lutheran Church, Hermantown, MN. Arrangements by Twin Ports Cremation.
Richard Barton

6 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Anna Paige |Tammy Swift

Rick Barton, 60, of Green Bay, passed away on April 14th, 2025 after a long, long battle with cancer. Rick graduated from Superior Senior High and attended Scholastica (Duluth, MN). He was a stand-out hockey player in youth leagues, high school and college. Rick worked as a manager for RGIS for 32 years, which resulted in several re-locations on the Midwest. He was preceded in death by grandparents, aunts, uncles, his mother, Kathleen L. (Flaherty) Barton and his wife Cherri (Peerenboom) Barton.
Thank you Allouez, Itasca & East End

6 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Anna Paige |Tammy Swift

Thank you Allouez, Itasca & East End Published April 18, 2025 at 8:00 AM Kids like me don't get to grow up and do things like this. Officials can sit on a council or serve on a council--I chose service every time. Thank you for taking a chance with me. All my love, Jenny We see that you have javascript disabled. Please enable javascript and refresh the page to continue reading local news.
Bay Produce tomato crop diminished, flower sales coming

6 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Shelley Nelson

SUPERIOR — A variety of factors have left local grocers without Bay Produce tomatoes to sell. The high cost to heat the larger, 1-acre greenhouse, cold and dark winter months that affected the tomato plants in the smaller half-acre greenhouse and the addition of spring flowers have all contributed to a reduction in the supply of tomatoes available to local grocery stores, according to Mark Kroll, Challenge Center director.
‘Reliable’ Gilbertson solidifies his place in Superior’s rotation

6 days ago | superiortelegram.com | Reagan Hoverman

SUPERIOR — Carter Gilbertson walked off the mound and headed for the dugout as rain began to fall. The precipitation paled in comparison to the praise he was showered with in the dugout. Gilbertson had just tossed six shutout innings against Cloquet, and his teammates and the coaching staff could not have been happier for him. “He’s always been one of those kids who is reliable,” Superior head coach Ryan Hendry said.
Superior officials offer final chance to use landfill for free

1 week ago | superiortelegram.com | Shelley Nelson

SUPERIOR — Residents will have a final chance to get rid of rubbish at no cost at the landfill before it closes. The city is offering free landfill days Saturday, April 19 and April 26. With fewer commercial vehicles operating at the landfill on Saturdays, city staff was able to create a path for residents to dump their trash without interfering with the two trucks expected from Western Lake Superior Sanitary District, said Todd Janigo, public works director.
New alliance bridges Superior, Duluth businesses

1 week ago | superiortelegram.com | Maria Lockwood

DULUTH — Business leaders from Duluth and Superior kicked off a joint effort to connect, collaborate and support each other through the Blatnik Bridge reconstruction project during the Canal Park Business Association’s meeting Wednesday, April 16 at Hoops Brewing. The Twin Ports Business Alliance is focused on not just surviving the multi-year project, but thriving. “It’s a big bridge. We need to bring big bridge energy, right?
Superior commission awards art grants

1 week ago | superiortelegram.com | Shelley Nelson

SUPERIOR — Five proposals for Superior Public Arts Grants were approved for funding Tuesday, April 15 by the Public Arts Commission. The nearly $34,000 in grant funding will support a poet who will host a writers open mic night, a youth summer theater program, a collectible card game, restoration, restoration and preservation of a mural, and continuing Make Music Day.
Superior School Board increases wages for teachers, staff

1 week ago | superiortelegram.com | Maria Lockwood

SUPERIOR — The Superior School Board approved across-the-board wage increases for the 2025-26 school year of 2%. The board voted Monday, April 14, to add 2% to the base step for teachers and support, professional and administration staff. “To the entire school board, I want to thank you all for the commitment you’re making by investing in our teaching staff with next year’s raise," said Superior High School biology teacher Lee Sims.