Superior Telegram

Q: You’ve helped me over the years with tree questions. Can you look at the photo and tell me what kind of tree it is? Thanks. – Art D. A: The tree in the photo is a Japanese Tree Lilac, which is a beautiful decorative tree for home yards, commercial landscapes and boulevards. Although it’s a member of the lilac genus of plants, it’s quite distinct from the old-fashioned lavender shrubs we envision when we think of lilacs.

SAUK RAPIDS, Minn. — Amid the cultural change and political upheaval of the 1960s, “Star Trek” boldly went where few science fiction television shows had gone before by promoting introspection and collaboration over conflict. Since its original air date in 1966, the franchise has taken many forms, including comic books, feature films and video games. Today, “Star Trek” is as relevant and impactful as ever, with fans set to celebrate the iconic series’ 60th anniversary on Tuesday, Sept.

Did you hear about the guy who had a fear of hurdles? He got over it. Speaking of getting over things, hopefully, the region will soon get over the widespread drought conditions we’ve endured this growing season. This year’s heat and drought might require modification of our Labor Day yard and garden tasks, which is a benchmark holiday for many lawn and perennial garden projects. Following is a checklist of yard and garden to-dos, traditionally recommended for around Labor Day.

Wascott: Four Seasons Recreational Club hosts a picnic and inflatables from noon to 4 p.m. at the Wascott park, 16380 S. Ball Park Road. Amnicon: A program about turkey huntingis at 3 p.m. at Amnicon Falls State Park, in the pavilion. Learn how to call, how to place decoys, and other tips. Free but state park parking pass required. Superior: The Great Northern Classic Rodeo is at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 5 and 2 p.m. Sept. 6 at the Head of the Lakes Fairgrounds.

SUPERIOR — Thomas Anderson doesn’t come off the field too often, and he wouldn’t want it any other way. He’s a versatile junior who has his fingerprints all over Superior’s program. Every Friday evening, he sees extensive action at running back, linebacker and long snapper, and he does it all while being part of the kick return unit, too. “My main position is linebacker, but I still believe that I’m a good running back,” he said.

Cloudy skies remain overhead Saturday and temperatures remain mild. The weekend will see chances of showers. Labor Day continues to be cloudy and rainy, and adding on breezy conditions with highs in the low 70s. Sunshine returns on Wednesday.

Northwestern pounded out 346 rushing yards and four touchdowns and shut down a significant Heart O’North Conference rival on its home field by beating St. Croix Falls 32-14 on Friday night in St. Croix Falls. Tysen Teal ran for 170 yards on 25 carries and scored once, Cam Teal ran for 104 yards on seven attempts with a touchdown, while Mason Chell hit the end zone twice and ran for 67 yards on 18 carries.

Apr. 07, 1955 - Sep. 03, 2026 DULUTH, Minn. - Patricia A. Liebaert, 71, Superior, Wis. died Thursday, Sep. 3, in Essentia St. Mary's Medical Center. Visitation will be held on Friday, September 25th from 10:00 a.m. until the 11:00a.m. Funeral Mass at St. Francis Xavier Church, 2316 E 4th St, Superior, WI. Arrangements by Downs Life Celebration Center.

Wallace J. “Wally” Barry (age 77) passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of love, hard work, friendship, and a lifetime of memories that will be cherished by all who knew him. Wally was a devoted husband, a loving father and grandfather, a proud veteran, and a true friend. He was the kind of man who believed in showing up, working hard, helping others, and making the most of the life he had been given.

MOORHEAD — All his adolescent life, Jeremy LaFromboise shared a bedroom with his older brother, Joel. They knew everything about each other, loved the guitar, rap and rock ‘n' roll. Joel, at 17 years old and nearly 6 feet 3 inches tall, was Jeremy’s protector in 2009, keeping him safe when he was bullied at Moorhead High School. He showed him how to play basketball and skip stones across Mille Lacs Lake.