Bars

I think pretty much everyone of us has taken a run at the crane game or the claw, and now in Milwaukee they have a claw game just for adults.

St. Louis County is ranked fourth in the state for drunk driving-related fatalities, according to state statistics, hopefully this new App that is available will cut this down to zero int he future.

Every state has their own little quirks and stereotypes, and I chose five that I have a working knowledge of.

I don't know anyone who likes to get punched in the face, other than my crazy uncle John. Emotions sometimes get the best of people and stuff happens.

Duluth is home to many bars in the area making it an enjoyable nightlife. When you have lived in the frozen tundra for a while, you often have to explain the different bars to new people.

One of the highlights of any trip to Madeline Island includes a stop at Tom's Burned Down Cafe.  If you've never taken the ferry over from Bayfield, Wisconsin--you must.  Tom's is THE place to stop, and now the secret is out.  It landed a spot on the Maxim Magazine "6 Best Beach Bars in America" list.

North Dakota has the most bars per capita in the United States. There's one bar for every 1,620 North Dakotans. It beats out Montana and also puts North Dakota well above Minnesota, which ranks 17th. Wisconsin comes in third with 3,043 bars for the 5.7 million that live in the state. That translates to one bar for every 1,877 Wisconsinite.  Impressive, but the Duluth/Superior Metro area has also c

I am struggling to think of what bar in the Northland you could be in on a given night and not hear somebody swear.