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The pre-race tradition will happen this year, although differently than in past years.

There will be employers on site to share job opportunities that exist throughout Duluth's hospitality and tourism industry and they'll be ready to hire!

They've rented two arenas so the event will be bigger than ever while allowing space for social distancing. Other health & safety protocols will also be in place.

Organizers are expected to hand out 2,600 boxes of food Thursday from the DECC on a first come, first served basis.

Add another thing back on the calendar this year and that is the beloved 4th of July Fire works at Bayfront Festival Park.

Seniors at Hermantown High School will be able to graduate in person which is a huge right of passage for many students.

The pandemic has basically brought everything at the DECC to a complete halt over the past years, but brighter days seem to be on the horizon.

The Duluth Entertainment Convention Center will be the site of a free food giveaway event on Thursday, February 25, which will continue as long as supplies last.

Last month I reported that the Motorhead Madness event that had a 50+ plus year run was coming to end. Well, that all changed today.

The Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center is celebrating Valentine's week by sharing a treat that everyone loves, ice cream.

Movie theaters and convention centers around Minnesota have been devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic and now the state is giving them a little relief.

After more than 50 years of giving a place for car enthusiasts to meet each spring, Motorhead Madness will cross the finish line and end its run.