Sam Fristed is a Daybreak Anchor at WQOW. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, transportation and mobility, agriculture, energy, and social issues, with a particular focus on Wisconsin. Sam has been featured in WKOW-ABC 27, WXOW News 19, WAOW, and WQOW-News 18.
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Sam Fristed's articles focus on local events, community activities, and seasonal topics in the Chippewa Valley area. If you're looking to reach out to Sam with a pitch, consider providing information about upcoming local events or human-interest stories happening within Eau Claire and the surrounding areas. Given the coverage attributes, pitches related to community initiatives, government announcements affecting local residents, educational developments or family-oriented activities would likely resonate well with Sam.
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- Highlighting a unique local event taking place in Eau Claire
- Providing insights into how government policies or political decisions are impacting residents of Chippewa Valley
- Showcasing heartwarming stories that emphasize family bonds and relationships within the community
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By: Sam Fristed
This November Eau Claire County voters will help decide the future of the Eau Claire Area School District.
By: Sam Fristed
On a back road in Cadott you can find one the Chippewa Valley's Best gardeners. His green thumb is large, just like the fruits and vegetables in his garden.
By: Sam Fristed
Solar energy was the hot topic Thursday morning.
By: Sam Fristed
About two dozen members from the Christian Democrats attended a political event in Lake Hallie to learn about American elections.
He began working in 1972, but Tuesday was his final shift at the plant.
There are hundreds of headstones in the Forest Hill Cemetery in Chippewa Falls. But for Stephanie Benson and other members of the American Legion Post 77, it's about three headstones
Affection was in the air this morning when a local coffee shop had three extra workers serving smiles and positive vibes.
By: Sam Fristed
The purpose of their visit was to determine if the school could host a Junior Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps program, or ROTC.
The two-day show will once again feature the Blue Angels. There will also be world-class aerobatic teams, historic aircraft displays, interactive exhibits, a STEM fair, and a Kid Zone.
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