Zac Zwaschka is a local journalist based in Madison, focusing on reporting news and events specific to the community. With a passion for highlighting the stories that matter to the residents of Madison, Zac covers a wide range of topics including local government, community events, sports, and cultural happenings.
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Zac Zwaschka predominantly covers local news concerning the Madison community, including city news, infrastructure projects, and local events. His focus on themes such as house & home, sports, government & politics, and entertainment suggests that he is likely to be open to pitches related to these topics within the context of Madison.
Given his extensive coverage of announcements and press releases along with event coverage and government announcements, Zac would likely appreciate receiving information about new developments in the community. This could include details about upcoming events or initiatives at the community center or updates on local infrastructure projects. Additionally, stories related to individuals making a positive impact in the community may also resonate well with him.
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Just over 25 years ago, the city, Dakota State University and a plethora of partners broke ground on what would become the Madison Community Center.
By: Zac Zwaschka
What started out as an in-class assignment is now one of the proudest moments for young Isaac Fox, a Madison fifth-grader who recently took home third place in the South
LEFT TO RIGHT, Madison City Code Enforcement Officer Gary Zay and Madison Director of Engineering and Community Development Ryan Hegg discuss a public nuisance appeal during the Madison City Commission's Monday meeting. Photo by Zac Zwaschka
By: Zac Zwaschka, Wren Murphy
Every year, the Madison Philanthropic Educational Organization puts on an event and features community members with green thumbs and well-maintained gardens. The organization uses money from ticket sales to fund
Following a pair of tours at local businesses, U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson ended his visit to Madison on July 16 with a political town hall at Peaceful Pines Senior Living.
A familiar face is taking on a fresh position at the Madison Public Library, as library assistant Katie Gales-Loyd is moving to the role of programs coordinator.
There's a new face at Ellsworth Funeral Home in Madison and Willoughby Funeral Home in Howard, with Abby Callor joining the team as an apprentice funeral director.
The Lake County Commission will hold its annual budget request meeting in the Lake County Courthouse's commission meeting room on July 31 at 9 a.m.
The City of Madison has made substantial progress in their mandatory lead line survey, which is part of the Lead-Free SD initiative facilitated through the Environmental Protection Agency.
In another successful celebration of its busiest day each year, Madison's Dairy Queen netted a grand total of 32,820 Blizzards for Miracle Treat Day on July 25.
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