Frank Zufall is a journalist based in Duluth, Wisconsin, focusing on local news and events. He writes for the Price County Review and also contributes to KXRA Radio. With a passion for community reporting, Frank covers a range of topics including local arts and culture, outdoor activities, tourism, and current affairs.
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On Saturday, August 3, the Art Beat of Hayward held an opening for its August exhibit featuring the paintings of Sara Qualey and the pottery work of Martye Allen
Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez (D) was in Sawyer County on Thursday, Aug. 8 visiting two well-known businesses in the tourism market — Hayward Power Sports off Hwy. 77 north of Hayward and Tamarack Farms off Cty.
By: Frank Zufall
While missing white girls and women receive lots of media attention, missing Indigenous women have long been invisible to the public.
The Hall of Champions contains photos of past Birkie race winners..
Ben Popp, executive director of the American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation (ABSF) gave a short presentation at the grand opening.
Saturday, Aug. 17, after 11 hours and 21 minutes, four women from northwest Wisconsin calling themselves the WisconSwim Mermaids completed their relay swim from Dover, England to the shores of France.
The large commons area of the new Base Camp, a 12,000 square-foot facility on the grounds near the former Telemark Lodge, now Mount Telemark Village, attracted hundreds for its grand
By: Frank Zufall
Indigenous communities have been pushing for greater awareness of missing and endangered persons. Now the FCC is launching a new alert.
Participants in the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls Day of Awareness made a human chain around the Wisconsin State Capitol on Friday, May 5 2023. (Wisconsin Examiner photo)
By: Frank Zufall
Sawyer County had the fourth-highest rate of incarceration in the state. Alternative programs have slashed the jail population.
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