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TREASURE IN A TREE: Union Conservancy Area Host to Natural Beauty, Hidden Journal
finding a favorite spot to wander in the woods close to home
EVERYTHING MUST GO: Giving In to Garage Sale Mayhem
begrudgingly, it was finally time to host a garage sale
Note-able Gathering: World Flute Convention Features Sounds from Around the World
biennial event features Indigenous flutes, didgeridoo master, and much more
COLUMN: Confessions of a Pescatarian
in Wisconsin, even vegetarians love winning a good meat raffle
HIRE CERTIFIED, HIRE SAFE: Larson Tree Care
Emerald Ash Borer and Oak Wilt are having rampant effects on Wisconsin Trees. Get a tree risk assessment today.
The Deep Roots of Legendary Local Trees
a pair of mighty giants that live on in Chippewa Valley memory
STAFF NOTE: Community Support Needed to Revive Important Community Event
Hmong New Year celebration coming back for 2025
Elk Mound Shop Encapsulates the Art of Restoration
The Restoration Station is a treasure trove housed inside of an old-school gas station building
STAFF NOTE: Community Support Needed to Revive Important Community Event
Hmong New Year celebration coming back for 2025
Meeting Goals & Making Friends: Area Author Pens Children's Books
'Making Friends' follows Penguin and Peep on tales of growth, funded by Kickstarter
LEARNING THROUGH LEATHER: Gramps Creative Carves Deeper Meaning From Art
from wooden spoons to leather sheaths and more, nomad-turned-local shares lessons learned through creating
Events Community Orgs Family Life
Inaugural ‘Empowered Parents Expo’ Connects Public to Orgs, Resources
free to attend, first-time community events brings parents, local practitioners, resources together
HITTING THE THROTTLE: Custom Motorcycle Parts Business Expands into New Home
Throttle Addiction relocates to former Artisan Forge Studios, will rename complex
Events Community Orgs Attractions
Largest Car Show in the Area Returns for 50th Year in August
Indianhead Swap Meet and Car Show to host hundreds of show cars, thousands of spectators for milestone year
Egg Palace Boasts Thousands of Feet of Antiquities
you can buy glassware galore, beer memorabilia, and even the Palace itself
SO, WHAT’S NEXT? Filmmakers Launch Kickstarter for Horror Comedy Short
Local film production company aims to answer the age-old question: What happens to a horror movie’s survivor after they defeat the villain?
Five Wisconsinites to Watch at the Paris Olympics
these Badger State athletes will compete on the world stage this summer
Events Diversity Community Orgs
E.C. Hmong New Year Celebration Will Return This Fall
following five-year gap, committee plans Oct. 26-27 festival
THE HOOFBEAT GOES ON: Country Fest Changes Name, But Promises to Stay Close to Roots
new name of longtime local music fest draws mixed reaction
LET ’ER RIP: U.S. Chainsaw Sculpture Championship Returns in August
sawdust will fly Aug. 2-4 at Carson Park during one-of-a-kind event
This Quick Survey Can Help Make Eau Claire Even More Outdoorsy
data will help quantify economic impact of outdoor recreation
News Beer Food+Drink Opening Up
With 72 Taps, Midwest’s Largest Self-Pour Taproom Opens in Eau Claire
The Phoenix Taproom & Kitchen officially launches this weekend
ROPED IN: Take On UWEC’s Ropes Course This Summer
Eagle’s View Challenge invites folks to get in on the action – 30 feet off the ground
Fuller Moves to Center Director Position at Boys & Girls Club
Lee & Mary Markquart Center in Eau Claire welcomes new director
New Health Co-op Seeking Chippewa Valley Residents, Physicians as Members
co-op aims to create new locally operated hospital
Program’s Mission is Connecting Military Veterans with Civilian Jobs
E.C. Area Chamber of Commerce partners with statewide initiative
News Wisconsin Politics Cool Kids
DeLong Student Wins First-Ever Wisconsin Civics Bee
Rya Mousavi of Eau Claire will represent Wisconsin at Washington, D.C., championship this fall
Books Diversity Community Orgs
State Grants to Boost Cultural Programs at Hmong Association, L.E. Phillips Library
Wisconsin Humanities awards each group $10,000
Mystery, History, Fantasy, and Much More Will Be Part of 25th C.V. Book Fest
annual festival unveils lineup for Oct. 17-23
Eau Claire, WI 54703
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