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2026 Harvest Dinner - Sept. 10th
Join us for the 2026 Harvest Dinner in Menomonie! Celebrate the bounty of our local community with a delicious farm-to-table five course plated dinner featuring menu items sourced directly from our awarded vendors and farmers—both past and present winners of the Fund Our Foodshed (FOF) grant. This special evening honors your support for local agriculture and highlights the incredible work of our community’s farmers and vendors. Meet the Fund Our Foodshed Winners, hear about t
Sep 3


Calling all Collectors!
CALLING ALL COLLECTORS The Rassbach Museum is planning our fifth annual Collector’s Day — a celebration of collectors and their collections! The event is an opportunity for you to share your collection with the community. Collectors Day 2026, September 26th, 1-4 p.m., at the Rassbach Museum, 1820 John Russell Road, Menomonie, WI 54751. To register as an exhibitor (all ages are invited), complete the form available at the museum, or on our website at www.dunnhistory.org/collec
Sep 3


25 Years After 9/11 - September 23rd
Faculty from UW-Stout Polytechnic and UW-Eau Claire reflect on the lasting ethical and political ramifications of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. From the Facebook event page.
Sep 3


Missing person in Dunn County: Sheriff's Office requests assistance
The Dunn County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Wendy Champion. Wendy was last seen at approximately 6:30 a.m. today in the area of N11198 670th Street, Wheeler, Wisconsin. If you live in or around this area, we are asking you to please: Check security cameras, doorbell cameras, trail cameras, or other video footage for anything that may help determine Wendy’s direction of travel or whereabouts. Check your property and outbuildings, includin
Sep 2


The Spot after-school program open to all kindergarten through 8th grade students
Register HERE. From The Spot at Christ Lutheran Facebook page.
Sep 2


Dunn County asks FCC to change official local TV market to Eau Claire-La Crosse
The Dunn County Board of Supervisors is formally asking the Federal Communications Commission to give county residents television programming from the La Crosse-Eau Claire TV market rather than from the Twin Cities. The board earlier this year petitioned the FCC to reassign Dunn County from the Minneapolis-Saint Paul Designated Market Area (DMA) to the La Crosse-Eau Claire DMA. The resolution is intended to ask the FCC to ensure that television viewers, local businesses, and
Sep 2


Public can help shape health of Chippewa Valley by sharing input via survey
Calling all residents of Chippewa, Dunn, and Eau Claire counties! A partnership of local organizations is seeking opinions from people who live and work in the Chippewa Valley to help guide future community health improvements. The partnership, which spans all three counties, is releasing a short survey today. Everyone in our community is encouraged to take the short survey and make their voices heard. Click here to take the survey online. The survey is available in English,
Sep 2


Menomonie Athletic Booster Club Fundraiser with live music from Madlee Band - September 12th
Join the Menomonie Athletic Booster Club for a fun-filled, family-friendly fundraising event supporting every Menomonie High School sports team! Enjoy live music from the awesome Madlee Band, along with basket raffles, 50/50 raffles, and a raffle featuring some BIG prizes. Kids can join in the fun, too, with games and activities just for them. Bring the whole family, enjoy a great night out, and help support Menomonie High School athletes. Every dollar raised helps provide re
Sep 2


Understanding Our Schools: Supporting Student Success Goes Beyond the Classroom
Helping our community better understand how our schools work, how they're funded, and how we're preparing students for the future By SDMA Board of Education Note: This year's School Crossings column will be written by the SDMA Board of Education rather than Superintendent Joe Zydowsky When we think about what it takes for students to succeed, great teachers and strong academics are often the first things that come to mind. They are essential. But supporting students throughou
Sep 2

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