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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The Oak Ridge Boys, Country Music Hall of Fame artists, are coming to perform at the Sevenwinds Casino on Friday, Nov. 15.
When Gary Quarderer, Sr., an Lac Courte Oreilles (LCO) elder, spiritual leader and Vietnam Veteran, offered the prayer and blessing on Friday, Nov. 1
By: Frank Zufall
A couple years ago, I sat in Michael Heim’s Ethnobotonay class at LCO College, and there was a woman, a guest speaker, who offered up a medicinal uses or useful
By: Frank Zufall
In Duluth, Minnesota, a first of its kind fundraiser brought together family members and friends of Missing and Murdered Indigenous people
By: Frank Zufall
Serious concerns about the credibility of a Superior, Wis police officer led the DA to dismiss 40 cases where the officer served as a witness
The Patricia MacLaughlin Gallery, located in Out of The Woods Winery in The City of Hayward, is hosting this November the opening of a new art exhibit entitled “Artist’s Choice”
By: Frank Zufall
A new report finds that Native Americans are the group most likely to be jailed repeatedly and the number of women in jail is going up
A 40-unit housing project, featuring space for mobile education, to be located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Hospital Road and Hwy. 77 in the City of Hayward, is set to break ground this upcoming spring 2025.
By: Frank Zufall
A recently released Prison Policy Initiative report, using data from the Jail Data Initiative, reveals that in 2023 there were 7.6 million admissions to jail, but that 1 in 4 admissions were for people previously booked in the last year, with Indigenous people/Native Americans the most likely to be booked again. “Based on the Jail […]
By: Frank Zufall
The Sawyer County Administration Committee voted 3-2 on Thursday, Dec. 12 to approve an “offer to purchase” of $153,196 for the former Dairy Queen building in the City of Hayward
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