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AMY QUINLIVAN

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Sep 2, 2026
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Aug 24, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · AMY QUINLIVAN

    Superior songwriter Wyatt Zylawy releases solo album (opens the original)

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    Superior's own Wyatt Zylawy released his first solo album, "Bitter Roots" on Aug. 28. It's available to stream on all major platforms and has already been listened to over 1000 times on Spotify. (Photo courtesy Wyatt Zylawy) For Wyatt Zylawy, a homegrown musician from Superior, music is a lot of things – it’s part art, it's storytelling, it can be cathartic or even therapeutic. And as he recently released his very first solo album called “Bitter Roots”, he confessed, “I think it’s all of those t

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · AMY QUINLIVAN

    Mineral Moms launches fundraising effort for library (opens the original)

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    In Mineral County, locals camp out to get in line for the Superior Lions Club rodeo tickets. Class reunions are centered around fair week. 4-H families keep busy sun up to sun down at the fairgrounds the first weekend of August. To say the Mineral County Fair and Rodeo are popular is an understatement. But another institution that has been a fixture in Superior for decades is the public library. Unfortunately, a common nationwide trend is the decline in library usage and therefore funding. You h

  3. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · AMY QUINLIVAN

    Mineral County has new homeschool co-op (opens the original)

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    The end of August brings brisk mornings, earlier sunsets, gardens to harvest and the usual transition from summertime activities back into school mode. Next week, yellow buses will be running routes and picking up children with new backpacks and fresh sneakers. But for a growing number of families in the state and nationwide, back-to-school time means back to the dinner table and weekly co-op gatherings. You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan below to start your subscr

  4. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · AMY QUINLIVAN

    Young entrepreneur hooks success with worm venture (opens the original)

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    Westin Kurpius supplied Darlow's Ace Hardware in Superior with a fresh supply of worms on Sunday. The 5-year-old's entrepreneurial venture began this spring with Westin's Worms, and it couldn't be better timing with a lingering shortage of worms this summer for fishermen. (Photo courtesy/Andrea Kurpius) If you ask area anglers what’s more frustrating while out on the river, some might say backed-up boat ramps, low water levels, and hoot owl restrictions, or even hot and smoky conditions. But lat

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