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A longtime Duluth tradition returns! From May through October, Fridays-N-Duluth will offer fun entertainment, delicious food and all sorts of family-friendly activities for all ages. It’s a community block party like no other, coinciding with Food Truck Fridays and Flicks on the Bricks!

Every Friday night from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in downtown Duluth, visitors can look forward to a variety of entertainment. A fantastic food truck lineup will be onsite, featuring local favorites like Field Dog Kitchen, Scratch and King of Pops. If you visit on the first and third Friday of each month…

If you care about your car and want to ensure it stays in good health for years to come, there are some things you should never do to it. See our list of the five worst things a driver can do to their car.

Driving When a Car Overheats
When you see a slight increase in the temperature gauge, you can do small things like turn off the AC to try and prevent it from rising any further. However, if temperatures continue to increase, or if the gauge is rising quickly, you should get off the road as fast as…

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Remember when you were turning 15? When the excitement of getting closer to adulthood was palpable and there was only one way to celebrate – with a party! Well, recently, we got to participate in a promotion that rewarded one lucky winner with a coming-of-age celebration like no other.

Over this past March and April, Univision 34 Atlanta invited teens to show off their talents in a one-of-a-kind Un Sueño de Quince promotion, which Gwinnett Place Ford was very proud to sponsor. From singing and dancing to painting and much more, local teens auditioned for a chance…

Just how much aluminum does Ford recycle every month at its Dearborn plant? The answer is a lot. The automaker’s efforts to go green are tremendous in fact. Using recycled aluminum prevents 95 percent of the greenhouse gas emissions created by aluminum production, making the F-150’s composition exceptionally eco-friendly.

Getting a bit more specific with the answer to our original question, Ford recycles approximately 20 million pounds of aluminum stamping scrap every month! That’s enough to build 30,000 F-150 bodies.

When aluminum coil goes through the stamping process, about 30-40 percent of it becomes scrap, but…