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Approved & In-Progress Residential Projects in Eau Claire
new apartment builds have been making progress on just about every side of town
COLUMN: In 2020, I Had Three To Five Years To Live
area poet and writer, Charlie Schaefer, reflects on a life-altering diagnoses – and his body's remarkable defiance
How Watershed Management Shapes Our Future
Red Cedar Watershed conference returns March 12, fosters community dialogue
Walk On The Wild(erness) Side With Eau Claire Outdoors
local outdoor outfitter rolls out 2026 Guided Adventures opportunities
SHOW & TEACH: Welcome To The 'Clay Club' Of Downtown Eau Claire
Half Moon Clay's new free-to-attend social club offers space for works-in-progress, pottery insights and friendship in third spaces
ECCF Funds Project To Create New, Centralized Grief Services
Lutheran Social Services has been awarded three-year grant funding to develop regional grief support services, resources
NAI Commonweal's Annual Market Report Analyzes Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls
commercial real estate report suggests a "balancing" multifamily market in Eau Claire, includes Chippewa Falls for the first time
End-Of-Life Doula Services & Collective Grows In The Chippewa Valley
meet Dawn Briskey and Deirdre Jenkins, two community members who bring a voice to death doula care through emerging nonprofit
Quick Hits: The Chippewa Valley Is Chock-full Of New Music
as winter begins to thaw into early spring, locally recognized acts reflect on seasons of change through song
Talking Rental Literacy With E.C. Tenant Landlord Resource Center
brush up on or get to know Wisconsin's tenant and landlord rights with support from ECTLRC
COLUMN: Who's Keeping Score Anyway?
a (humble) basketball game at the local YMCA and the real point of it all
You Need A Tax Planner, Not Just A Tax Preparer
Keystone Tax isn't just looking back on your last year of finances; they look forward, at the bigger picture
THE REAR END: Better Get Crackin'
at this stage of winter, you gotta put your foot down
Local Culture Neighborhoods Thoughts
Through The Floor (Vol. 2)
living downtown still means you're likely living above something; we caught up with a handful of residents about their experiences being the 'upstairs neighbor'
E.C. Parks & Rec Spring & Summer Programming Ready To Launch
sign-up officially opens March 10 for Eau Claire’s array of youth-focused programming, includes cooking, art, sports leagues and more
QUICK BITES: Sweet Treats & A New Mexican Eatery
local foodie stuff you may not have heard about yet
Parking This, Parking That: Updates on Downtown E.C.'s Parking Projects
City will seek public input on placement of parking kiosks in the near future, is in conversation with consultant for Gibson St. ramp
Creating a Legacy With Genealogy Research
this Chippewa Valley Museum program will teach kids how to collect the stories of everyday people
News Entrepreneurship Community Orgs
Entrepreneurs In Downtown E.C., This Survey Is For You
DECI business survey will pair hard numbers with anecdotal information, influence organization's strategy moving forward
‘Pumpkin Guts’ Earns International North Street Book Prize
Chippewa Falls’ Jacoby Matott just earned first prize in a Winning Writers contest for a graphic novel he spent 10 years working on
See/Saw Invites TAKAAT, Censer, Panel, Two Castles & More To Eau Claire
area punk writer, podcast host and event promoter Evan Minsker continues fostering regional-national relationships
Dunn County Transit Sees Record-Setting Ridership, E-Bus Plans Move Forward
Dunn County Transit points to years of strategic improvement efforts, experienced staff support as factors in record high ridership
Aspirus Health Puts The Pieces Together – Literally – In Chippewa Falls
35,000-square-foot healthcare facility aims for September completion, to offer inpatient services, emergency department and more
Bon Iver Debuts First Non-Studio Album, New Archival Series
VOLUMES: ONE "SELECTIONS FROM MUSIC CONCERTS 2019-2023 BON IVER 6 PIECE BAND" will be released on April 3 with Jagjaguwar
Blugold Alumnus Dan Rose Shoots For Paralympic Gold
15 years after the injuries he received while serving his country, Rose will again represent his nation overseas as part of the 2026 U.S. Paralympic team
Mt. Washington Project Back On Track With New Financiers
construction efforts started up again in early 2026, developers plan for at least one of the buildings to be finished by next spring
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