Issue Archive
Past Magazine Issues by Year
HIGH FIVE: 5 Unique Ways to Get Spooked this Fall
sure, you could go to a haunted house or corn maze, but these local activities will get your blood pumping in a new way
Kid Stuff Community Orgs Nonprofits
TreeHouse Targets Struggling Teens to Help Create Healthy Hearts, Minds
safe spaces help teens build relationships and resilience when faced with daunting mental health decline
HOLD YOUR HORSES: Local Author Release Second Book in Horse Series
Caroline Akervik’s new Y.A. book is ‘My Golden Horse’
Community Orgs Entrepreneurship
Startup 48 Offers Prizes for Biz Ideas
deadline is Oct. 5 to sign up for 48-hour business creation event
In the Mix: Disability and Disaster
even during a simulation, emergency responders can learn from those with real disabilities
Creativity Inside – and Outside – the Can
artist’s colorful designs help Brewing Projekt’s beers stand out
Let There Be Light: UW-Stout Prof Gets Prestigious Art Grant
Lume receives $25,000 from Gottlieb Foundation for his ephemeral light-based installations
When It Comes to Active Aging, They’ve Got Their Eye on the Ball
pickleball players pursue court upgrades as E.C. park is adapted for users of all ages
Want to Age Well? Start Young
reflections on staying healthy and youthful despite the passage of time
What to Do With Mom’s Good China?
dealing with a loved one’s possessions and the memories they carry
For Local Podcast, the Journey Continues
new season of local podcast for seniors, their loved ones ready to debut
An Expert Can Help With ‘Aging in Place’
local consultant helps families adapt, design homes that can keep them safe as they age
Crunching the Numbers | Sept. 22, 2022
notable stats + figures from the past few weeks
COLUMN: A Fall Fashion Report: Everything’s Cropped
fashion trends are ever-changing, and lately it seems scissors are responsible
How to Shield Seniors Against Scams and Abuse
watch for these warning signs that an older adult is being exploited
Paging All Readers: Registration Open for Book Fest Events
23rd annual Chippewa Valley Book Festival slated for October
CHECK OUT ‘D TOUR’: Pablo Center Joins Independent Venue Network
Pablo’s new membership aims to bring even more musicians to the Valley
‘It’s a Little Out There’: Driftless Revelers Release First Album
bandmates came together after pandemic to create a unique new C.V. sound
Paint the Town Pink: C.F. Event Highlights Breast Cancer Awareness
events planned around downtown Chippewa Falls on Oct. 6
RESIDENTS FOR RECONCILIATION: Local Church to Hold Racial Justice Conference
West Ridge Church to host a conference discussing racial injustice and methods of solidarity
UWEC’s Literary Magazine Opens Up Submissions
NOTA is now accepting music and visual art alongside prose for its next edition
A Reminder of the New Discoveries That Autumn Brings
cool air, colored leaves, and an unexpected game of pickleball
Songa Headlines Benefit for Church’s Food Pantry
duo’s tunes will aid First Presbyterian
BRINGIN’ SILLY BACK: Silly Serrano Relocates to Vibrant New Spot
Mexican eatery officially reopens its doors on Cameron Street
Along for the Ride
More and more businesses in the Chippewa Valley are opening their doors to dogs. One writer decided to make the rounds with ‘man’s best friend’ to see what the furry fuss was about.
Local Show Choir Spreads Joy Straight from the Heart
Hearts in Harmony Show Choir helps those with special needs express themselves through song and dance
CHUGGING TOWARD HISTORY: S-Bridge Named National Landmark
Eau Claire’s Soo Line bridge added to National Register of Historic Places
BEST OF BOTH WORLDS: 3rd and Vine’s Beer and Cheese Flights
try a delicious pairing of beer and cheese at this Eau Claire establishment
READY FOR ANYTHING: Upgraded CVTC Facility Trains Emergency Personnel
expanded Emergency Service Education Center funded through 2020 referendum
City Considering Boardwalk Along Half Moon Lake
pathway would run from tennis center to Rod & Gun Park
Sesquicentennial Stories: Eau Claire Native’s Novel Caused a Stir
1934 book received positive review in New York Times
STEAM CHALLENGE: Pine Cones
your family can explore science in your own backyard with pine cones
Josef’s Cheesecake Finds New Home in Chippewa Falls
the beloved cheesecake and sweets shop relocated to a new home this month
Recreation Sports Women Community Orgs Outdoors
ROLLING TOGETHER: Local Bike Enthusiast Starts First All-Women Cycling Club
Sarah Mount, creator of the Chippewa Valley Girls Cycling Club, is hoping to encourage more women in the area to come together to cycle
‘GRIDIRON GRIT’: Joe Niese Pens Story on Perseverance and Sports
book is Valley author’s first foray into fiction
THERE’S A NEW TRUCK IN TOWN: Trash On Trucks
new Valley waste disposal company is locally owned and cruisin’ with flair
Lazy Monk’s Oktoberfest Events Aim to Bring Community Together
creating a genuine Oktoberfest experience right here in the Valley
4-H Gears Up for Arts Camp at Kamp Kenwood
From Sept. 24-25, youth in grades 5-8 from area counties get to try out their art skills
Red Letter Grant Recipient to Host Launch Party
Rhythmic Renewal is officially launching in October with a party at Forge
5 Must-Haves at EC Cheese & Deli
though taken over by new ownership a few years ago, this shop has been a longtime destination in the Valley for all things dairy
SIZZLIN’ SMACKDADDY: New Food Truck Will Smack You in the Tastebuds
couple’s new business serves gourmet Mediterranean and Cajun food
Farm & Fiber Tours Show Healthy Farm Practices at Local Kubb and Priory Farms
these sponsored tours promote authentic and engaging agriculture experiences for the public
Local Native’s Song a Tribute to Those Battling Depression
after losing a close friend to suicide, E.C. native Elliott Wachs released new single, ‘Wish You Well’
FLICKS FOR THE FAM: Micon Launches First Downtown Fall Kids Series
school’s back in session, but you can sit back and relax at the Saturday series
KICKIN’ IT: Local’s Kickstarter for Board Game is a Success
Meet Me At The Creek will soon be a reality, thanks to the dream of Eli Bremer and months of support and campaigning
Eau Claire, WI 54703
PUBLISHER / EDITOR / OWNER
Nick Meyer
Staff • Contributors • Careers
Have questions? Email us: • editorial@volumeone.org(Editorial,) • web@volumeone.org(Website,) • manager@thelocalstore.org(Store,)
Terms of Use / Privacy Policy | ©2002-2024 Copyright Volume One Magazine