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Northshore Philharmonic Orchestra

Join us for the Northshore Philharmonic Orchestra on July 28th starting at 6p.m.! Made up of people of all ages and intents united by their love of symphonic music. Membershop includes adult amature and professional musicians, members of college and high school music programs, as well as some performers who are members of the Mesabi Symphony and the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestras “giving back” to the community. 

The Northshore Philharmonic Orchestra (NSPO) positions itself as a community orchestra for the northern Wisconsin and Minnesota Arrowhead areas, including the Iron Range. It is “community” in the sense that all members are volunteers; few make a living as a performing musician. It is “professional” according to expression of its devotion to excellence.

Why NSPO? – Promote Local Talent!

It is our hope that you will consider exercising a corporate or personal initiative to support talented and professional hard-working individuals who pursue artistic achievement as an avocation in the Northland. Through your effort to validate active performance opportunities for capable, creative, and assertive individuals, the productive capacity of the entire local economy is enhanced to a higher level of quality.

FREE TO ATTEND and in conjunction with Bands, Brews, & BBQ (NSPO is the featured performance in the Amphitheater) offering delicious food and beverages prior to and during the show!

If you would like to read more visit the MDC Events Page

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Wild Horses & Superior Siren Concert

The Wild Horses & Superior Siren Concert will be taking place at The Minnesota Discovery Center Friday July 8th 2022 in their gorgeous MDC Amphitheatre! The Wild Horses & Superior Siren Concert will be happening, rain or shine. 

Enjoy two incredible performances by these up and coming artists as well as delicious food and beverages catered by The Rustic Pig.

The opening performance will be Superior Siren and will play from 7p.m.-8p.m.

Superior Siren is an eerie folk project from Duluth, Minnesota. The music is inspired by Lake Superior and Siren mythology, and combines alluring vocals with haunting meodies. Superior Siren is led by singer-songwriter and guitarist Laura Sellner. Sellner debuted the project in 2014 with the ethereal solo EP “Lotus in the Muck”. In 2016 she joined forces with cellist Rachel Gobin, bassist Nyssa Krause, and drummer Emma Deaner to craft a mesmerizing blend of strings and percussion. The all-female band released a full-length self-titled LP in 2018, followed by a tour of the Midwest. In 2021 Superior Siren released another solo EP of original material titled “Kill Your Darlings”.

 

The Main Performance is Wild Horses and will play from 8:30p.m. – 10:00p.m.

Hailing from the deep woods of northern Minnesota, Wild Horses is quickly becoming one of the regions hottest rising folk-rock bands. Having already shared the stage with renowned artists such as Langhorne Slim, Charlie Parr, and Trampled by Turtles. They have left a lasting impression on their show-goers by packing venues across the state. They’ve often been compared to bands like Mumford and Sons, The Lumineers, and Gregory Alan Isakov.

Wild Horses seeks to convey the unbridled heart of the Wild West in their music. Through time spent in its wide open spaces and often unforgiving nature, the band offers intimate knowledge of the need to move forward no matter what terrain lies ahead. Their debut record , Runaway, will be released in the summer of 2022.

Wild Horses’ core consists of Jed LaPlant (vocals, guitar), Ariana LaPlant (vocals, keys, fiddle), McKeon Hugh Roberts (bass), and JJ Snell (drums).

 

If you would like to read more about the event visit Minnesota Discovery Center’s Events Page 

 

 

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FREE Digital Workshop

Learn how to effectively reach today’s digital audience with a FREE Digital Workshop on July 14th. There will be two separate classes, the first being at Valentini’s Supper Club in Chisholm from 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. & the second class at Sawmill Saloon in Mt. Iron from 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

The FREE Digital Workshop will be hosted by Ben Olson (Digital Specialist, APG Media ) and guest speaker Mike Martoccia (Vice President of Digital Marketing, Adams Publishing Group) who both are experienced digital marketers that will help you learn how to more effectively promote yourself and your business in the ever changing  and evolving digital world!

Gain up to date knowledge and skills needed to keep up with the fast paced world of digital marketing, it has become necessary to be on the cutting edge in order to stay on top these days so don’t let yourself fall behind! 

There is Limited Space however, so reserve your seat today! To make a reservation contact Ben Olson at 218-244-2752 or ben.olson@grandrapidsheraldreview.net

If you would like to learn more about Adams Publishing Group (APG) visit their website HERE!

Launch your business to new heights by gaining useful knowledge and bolstering your ability to be seen in the digital world where everyone spends much of their time.

 

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Central Mesabi Medical Foundation 2022 Golf Classic

The Central Mesabi Medical Foundation‘s 2022 Golf Classic has been scheduled for Monday, July 11th beginning at Noon at the Mesaba Country Club.

The day kicks off with a lunch on the patio followed by a scramble shotgun start at Noon. Beverage and snack stations will be located on the course as well. The annual Golf Classic is the CMMF’s largest fundraiser of the year and is successful solely because of your generosity and support. Your participation in and support of The Central Mesabi Medical Foundation Golf Classic contribute to expanding the services, programs, and care provided by local medical workers.

Standard registration is $100 per player and $150 if you wish to become a “hole sponsor” with signage on the course!

Participation includes 18 holes of golf in a 4-5 person team scramble format, with lunch, prizes, and on-course contests.

Sponsorship Opportunities include:

Double Eagle – $1,000. Includes 4 golfers, 4 lunches, 2 golf carts. Signage on the course and in the club house, as well as recognition on the golf carts.

Eagle – $500. Includes 2 golfers, 2 lunches, and 1 golf cart. Signage on the course and recognition on the golf cart.

Hole Sponsor – $150. Includes 1 golfers, 1 lunch, and signage on the course.

Individual golfer – $100 per person. Includes golf & lunch.

 

Come out to The Central Mesabi Medical Foundation 2022 Golf Classic and have fun for a cause!

 

 

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The Wall That Heals

United Way of Northeastern Minnesota‘s United for Veterans committee is proud to bring the preeminent replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial to the area for Vietnam veterans, family members, and the public.

The Wall that Heals will be coming to Chisholm starting June 23rd and will remain on the field until June 26th.

June 23-26, 2022 – Chisholm Football Field

  • Week-long tribute to local Vietnam Veterans including a flyover, honor ceremonies, and more.
  • Free & open to the public

Monday June 20 (Pre-Wall Event)

  • FREE Fabulous Armadillos Concert at Hibbing Highschool Auditorium (family friendly)
  • 5:30 p.m. Doors Open, 6:30 p.m. Concert

Tuesday June 21

  • The Wall That Heals arrives on the Iron Range
  • Visit the United Way of NE MN for the arrival route and viewing sites

Wednesday June 22

  • Construction of The Wall begins
  • 6p.m. Volunteer Training (Visit United Way NE MN for volunteer opportunities)

Thursday June 23

  • 12a.m.: The Wall officially opens to the public 24 hours/day until Saturday 2p.m.
  • Group Tours available (all ages), contact info@unitedwaynemn.org for details.

Saturday June 25

  • The Wall is open to public 24 hours, 10a.m. Honor Ceremony

Sunday June 26

  • 12a.m.-2p.m.: The Wall is open to the public. 2p.m. Closing Ceremony

 

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Range Center: Now Hiring Maintenance Technician

Range Center is now hiring a Maintenance Technician. The position is full time and the rate of pay is $17/hr.

The Range Center is hiring for the position of Maintenance Technician. See qualifications and duties listed below!

Qualifications:

  • Maintenance Technician applicant should hold a MN Special Engineer License or a trade certificate/degree and at least 3 years of facility/maintenance work.
  • Maintenance Technician applicant should demonstrate a thorough knowledge of all phases of maintenance; including carpentry, roofing, plumbing, electrical, masonry work, power equipment and use of lawn/shrub care.
  • Demonstrate awareness of applicable rules and regulations in the field of ICF/DD maintenance and safety, including HCFA, Department of Public Safety-fire Marshall, OSHA, Life Safety Codes, and local building codes.
  • Demonstrate ability to be self directed and work without close supervision.
  • Maintenance Technician applicant should possess valid MN driver’s license with good driving record. 

Duties:

  • Facility Maintenance-
    • Using established procedures and routines, participate in the overall maintenance of Range Center, Inc. grounds, buildings, and equipment.
    • Recommend to the Director of Maintenance and Safety needed supplies and equipment.
    • Participate in the implementation of preventative maintenance schedules and seasonal maintenance plans for each facility site.
    • Exercise technical supervision over unskilled labor work as necessary.
  • Organizational Responsibilities-
    • Assist Director of Maintenance and Safety to plan major building repairs and long-term replacement of furnishings and equipment.
    • Assist Director of Maintenance and Safety to keep each facility site in compliance with applicable rules , regulations, and Range Center, Inc. policies regarding safety and maintenance.
    • Recommend to the Director of Maintenance and Safety needed changes in Range Center, Inc. maintenance policy and/or procedures.

 

Range Center is an EEO Employer.

To Apply: Submit an application to Kim in Human Resources

-in person at 1001 NW 8th Ave, Chisholm, MN

-online at www.rangecenter.com

 

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MS TRAM Coming to Chisholm

MS TRAM will be coming to Chisholm July 18th through July 20th to raise money to help combat MS! Bikers will be travelling the trails around Chisholm as well as through downtown. We already have hometown teams from the area who will be biking as well and it’s not too late to sign up your team too

It has been a few years since they have been in town and we are very happy to have them back. Besides helping with MS research they also bring a huge amount of commerce to the downtown area. So come July when they are in town make sure to be mindful of bikers and to show our visitors why its always better in Chisholm! 

Shuttles will also be taking participants of MS TRAM to and from areas around Chisholm and Hibbing! Throughout the event there will also be more to see and enjoy in town including live music. It is a pleasure to have MS TRAM back in Chisholm and we are hoping that we get more of our residents to participate as well!

If you would like to know more about MS TRAM and what they do visit them on their website!

 

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United Way Sandbag Bus: Volunteers Needed

United Way Sandbag Bus volunteers are needed! Our friends and neighbors in the northernmost part of Minnesota have been battling flooding for almost four weeks straight with no end in sight. Help United Way of Northeast Minnesota in showing them support-and provide relief to exhausted volunteers-by filling buses with Iron Rangers this month!

What: Sign up to fill or place sandbags in the International Falls/Kabetogama area! (Transportation, light breakfast, lunch, and snacks provided)

When: The United Way Sandbag Bus departs United Way’s building at 7 am and returns at 5 pm the following days – June 8th, June 9th, June 14th, June 15th

Who: Groups and individuals 16+ can sign up now on United Way’s Volunteer Portal and become United Way Sandbag Bus Volunteers!

 

When Spring hits, as many northern Minnesotans know, there can often be a lot of flooding. This year has been especially hard on our northernmost neighbors and it is within our power to do something to help. United Way is piling up Iron Ranger Volunteers in the Sandbag Bus to pack and set sandbags to help prevent further damage. We encourage everyone with time to spare to assist in this endeavor because when our neighbors suffer, so do we. 

Click HERE to sign up!

 

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