This week's All Solutions Known Shout Outs of Recognition 5/15/2026
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From All Solutions Known Wins and Recognitions, take a look at Mazi Table and Bar for bringing fresh energy to downtown Superior. A ribbon cutting was held Monday morning, and the co-owners said they want to bring something fresh to the city with an elevated menu and drinks. It is always encouraging to see another business choose to invest in Tower Avenue and add to the momentum in Superior.
From All Solutions Known Wins and Recognitions, a salute goes to Embark Supported Employment as it celebrates 60 years of supported employment in the Superior community. Milestones like this say a great deal about steady service, staying power, and impact over time. That kind of long-term commitment deserves to be noticed.
Photo/source: https://www.superiorchamber.org/events/index/2026-05-15
From All Solutions Known Wins and Recognitions, here is a positive nod to the Duluth Farmers Market as it kicked off its 2026 season this week. Seasonal openings like this are a real win for local growers, makers, and small vendors, and they help bring fresh traffic and neighborhood energy back into the city after winter.
Photo/source: https://www.northernnewsnow.com/2026/05/14/duluth-farmers-market-kicks-off-2026/
From All Solutions Known Wins and Recognitions, well done to Grandma’s Marathon and The Depot for opening a history exhibit with a ribbon cutting and reception on May 11. It is a strong example of how an iconic regional event can keep building community pride while drawing people back into a local venue.
Photo/source: https://www.wdio.com/front-page/top-stories/grandmas-history-exhibit-opens-at-the-depot/
From All Solutions Known Wins and Recognitions, check this out from Duluth’s Burrito Union. The business has expanded its offerings and rebranded as Burrito Union Tequila Bar, with owner Fernando Duran aiming to set the restaurant apart with a wider tequila selection and tasting flights. It is always good to see a local business sharpen its concept and keep evolving.
Photo/source: https://www.wdio.com/lift-online/burrito-union-expands-tequila-offerings/
From All Solutions Known Wins and Recognitions, strong effort goes to the team behind the new meat processing facility in Wrenshall. Groundbreaking was held recently, construction is underway, and the butcher shop plans to process around 30 animals a week once open. Projects like this matter because they support local farmers, local families, and practical regional growth.
Photo/source: https://www.northernnewsnow.com/2026/05/09/groundbreaking-held-meat-processing-facility-wrenshall/
From All Solutions Known Wins and Recognitions, it is great to see Barker’s Island Farmers’ Market returning for the season starting May 16. Markets like this create room for locally grown, raised, and handmade products to reach customers directly, and that is a meaningful boost for small producers across Douglas County.
Photo/source: https://www.superiorchamber.org/events/details/barker-s-island-farmers-market-07-25-2026-21533
From All Solutions Known Wins and Recognitions, here is a bright spot for Superior with Ignite Dispensary and Cigar hosting a May Makers Market on May 17. Bringing together artists, crafters, makers, and shoppers in one place is a smart way to create community traffic while giving local creatives and small sellers another place to be seen.
Photo/source: https://www.superiorchamber.org/events/details/may-makers-market-hosted-by-ignite-21521
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