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Brewery Nonic November Schedule of Events
From the Brewery Nonic Facebook page .
Nov 7


Meet the Author: T Heights at Dragon Tale Books - December 20th
Drop in and meet author T Heights, she'll have books for sale and signing. And profits go to a dog rescue. The Book: "Bombo" is the first in a series about two eighth graders who rescue dogs and sometimes their owners. Robin Kould and Mary Yen become two unlikely comrades as they navigate the turbulent waters of their middle school years. Sometimes insightful, sometimes humorous, but always earnest, these two bungle their way through to accomplish their good deeds. From the F
Nov 7


Todd W. Miller
Todd Wilbur Miller, 68, died peacefully at home on November 6, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. Todd was born on August 1, 1957 in Barron. He was raised on the family farm and graduated from Prairie Farm High School in 1975. He was well known as a heavyweight wrestler in high school and was one win away from competing in the state tournament his senior year. Todd married his first love Debbie Keller on December 30, 1978. They had three amazing children; Trever Charles i
Nov 7


The Memories at the Mabel Tainter - December 21st
The Memories celebrated their 50th Anniversary in 2022. Original member, John Lynch performed several reunion concerts with Tim & Warren including their annual December Christmas Concert. “The Boys” will be on stage together again at the Mabel Tainter to help celebrate the Holiday Season. Tickets are $38, available HERE . From the Facebook event page .
Nov 6


Christmas with Em Menz and the Sue Orfield Band - December 19th & 20th
Em Menz and Sue Orfield return to the Mabel Tainter stage for a Holiday Show you won’t forget! Tickets are $34, available HERE . From the Facebook event page .
Nov 6


TubaChristmas at St. Joseph Parish & School- December 14th
Calling ALL Tuba, Sousaphone, Euphonium & Baritone Players! Get ready to make some big brass magic — the Ludington Guard Band proudly presents the 12th Annual TUBACHRISTMAS Concert in Menomonie! Sunday, December 14th, 2025 Concert at 3:00 PM St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 910 Wilson Ave., Menomonie, WI 54751 About the Event: Created by Harvey Phillips, Merry TUBACHRISTMAS is celebrating its 52nd Anniversary this year! Join us for a joyful performance of classic Christmas carol
Nov 6


Meet the Author: Stephanie Olson - November 29th
Books make great gifts. Come in and meet author Stephanie Olson. She'll have books for sale and signing. The Book: Still Chosen: Another Unwanted Adventure You’re still The Chosen One. If someone needs to face the new evil in the world, you’re it. When Phoebe was sixteen, she died to save the world. Not ideal, but it was the only way to destroy the power-mad wizard who was ripping a hole in the universe. Besides, she came back to life, so it all worked out, right? Twenty year
Nov 6


Free Training Opportunity through The Bridge to Hope
We’re excited to share our new training, Sexual Health & Aging: A Comprehensive Guide. This is a FREE, 5-module online training exploring intimacy, connection, and sexual health in later life. This self-paced series is open to older adults, community members, and professionals. By completing the short pre- and post-tests, you’ll help us collect valuable data that will support health promotion programs for older adults. Your feedback will also guide future programming. Your vo
Nov 6


David R. Cook
David Reed Cook November 11, 1928 – October 27, 2025 David Reed Cook passed away on October 27, 2025, at the Mayo Clinic Health System hospital in Eau Claire, from complications after sustaining a fall at his home. He was 96 years old. Born in Abington township, a suburb of Philadelphia, David was raised in a close-knit and loving family with his older siblings Don and Dorothy and younger sister Donna Jean. His parents were a study in contrasts: his mother Nelle Reed Cook was
Nov 6


From the halls of Congress to A.I. to housing court, lawyers say UW-Stout degrees set them on path to success
Attorneys with Blue Devil degrees include award-winning legal writer By Tom Giffey, UW-Stout Menomonie, Wis. – The hearing rooms of the U.S. Congress. The “wild, wild West” of New York City housing court. The cutting edge of artificial intelligence in the courtroom. These are just a few of the venues where University of Wisconsin-Stout graduates are exercising their legal skills. While the paths taken by these three young attorneys — Zachary Hoffman , Hayley Rich-Noble and D
Nov 6

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