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Douglas County was formed by law enacted on February 8, 1854, and was named after Illinois Senator Stephen A Douglas (of the famed Lincoln-Douglas debates), who was financially interested in Superior. The City of Superior was founded November 6, 1854, and was incorporated March 25, 1889. The area has much to offer visitors and residents alike, including both historical and natural sites, as well as industry and a growing economy.

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Douglas County and its unique communities are nestled on the western tip of the Great Lake Superior. Whether you are looking for incredible scenery, rich history, rare attractions, colorful events or year-round recreational opportunities, Douglas County has something to fit your needs. We look forward to your visit!

Planning a move to Superior or Douglas County? Our Relocation Information can make your move a lot easier. From Real Estate to Basic services information are available here, along with a free Relocation Packet request form.

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Accepting donations for Used Book Sale
12/2/2009 9:00 AM - 4/22/2010

Superior Public Library is accepting donations of used books, CD's, videos. Donations may be brought to the front desk of the Superior Public Library during library hours.

"Friends of the Library" raises funds with the sale of these donated items to give money to the library to buy current materials for check out.

The Book Sale will be April 23, 24, 2010.

Clay Country- "Snout of the Wolf " Exhibit, Gallery Talk and Reception
2/8/2010 - 4/3/2010

The North End Arts Gallery in Superior is proud to sponsor its newest exhibit--Clay Country: Snout of the Wolf.
Curator James Grittner has chosen artists whose works reflect the excellence and spectrum of clay styles in the region surrounding the headwaters of Lake Superior, sometimes referred to as the “Snout of the Wolf”.
Clay Country will be on display from February 8 through April 3, 2010.
Among the artists in the show are: James Grittner, Bob Briscoe, Dick Cooter, Richard Gruchalla and Carrin Rosetti, Dave Lynas, Jan Andler, Sara Haugen, Sharon Moen, Broc Allen, Dave Yungner, Dan Edmunds, Bob and Cheryl Husby, James Klueg, Karin Kraemer, Shayne Upthegrove, Barb Stanley, Marty Pearson, Ann Sterbenz-Duus, Sharon Moen, Martye Allen, and Tonya Borgeson.

On Saturday, February 27, a Gallery Talk with Jim Grittner will be held at 5:00 PM. Grittner, a long-time supporter of ceramic art in America and a great educator, has advanced the arts with his commitment to clay and his community. He has taught at the University of Wisconsin-Superior for 47 years, instilling a love of art and living the life of a potter in many artists. Following the Gallery Talk, an Artist Reception will be held from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The Exhibit, Gallery Talk and Artist Reception are free and open to everyone!
The North End Arts Gallery, located in the historic Trade and Commerce Marketplace, 1323 Broadway, Superior, WI, is open Wednesdays through Saturdays 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM or by appointment.
For more information, contact Karin Kraemer at 715-399-0921 or Karin@duluthpottery.com or the Superior Council of the Arts at 715-392-6007 or info@neartscouncil.com
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Kruk Galleries Exhibit : Fantastic Light and Clues in Clouds
3/1/2010 - 3/19/2010

Fantastic Light and Clues in Clouds

A vibrant collection of cloud research and photography formulated over 10 years by Janine Zaengle and the late Dr. Jack Zaengle, UW-Superior professor.

6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, March 11, in Kruk Gallery

Ambasssadors Monthly Meeting
3/10/2010 7:15 AM - 3/10/2010 8:30 PM
Ambassadors monthly meeting.....

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