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Scam alert from Wisconsin DOT
SCAM ALERT: A wave of phone scams are circulating once again. The recent scams involve calls and voicemails warning of “traffic citations requiring your prompt attention” and includes a fraudulent link in an attempt to get individuals to pay for the fake violation. Remember, the Wisconsin DMV or the Wisconsin State Patrol will NEVER text, e-mail, or call saying you owe money. If you receive one of these messages: DO NOT click any links or provide personal information. Delete
Oct 14


Holiday Card Class at the library - November 10th
Join us for a fun and productive “crafter-noon” on Nov 10th from 1-2:30pm at the Menomonie Public Library. Each participant will be given materials and instructions to make 5 holiday cards. Register HERE. Note: The class is geared towards adults. The class is FREE and open to the first 12 people who register. We can’t wait to get crafty with you! From the Menomonie Public Library website.
Oct 14


City Council Meeting Minutes - September 2026
September 8th September 15th - Special Meeting September 21st
Oct 14


UW-Stout Polytechnic graphic design, interactive media senior awarded national AIGA Worldstudio D×D Scholarship
Mireles-Melgarejo’s designs inspired by effects of agricultural industry on immigrant workers, Mexican beverage tradition By Abbey Goers, UW-Stout Menomonie, Wis. – Communication design connects people to ideas or products through the power of storytelling, offering an entire experience in just a few short words or images. It is more than an advertisement. It is meant to cause people to pause and consider what they are seeing, with the aim of informing, inspiring, or stirring
Oct 13


Arlene J. Riek
Arlene J. Riek, age 89 of Boyceville passed away Monday October 12, 2026, at Our House in Menomonie. Arlene was born on November 4, 1936, in Menomonie, WI to John and Marie (Benitz) Huley. She was raised in Boyceville and attended school there until graduating in 1954. Arlene married Jerry Riek on February 17, 1956. Arlene worked for a short time in the Twin Cities at an Insurance company before going to work at the Boyceville Creamery. After many years of service at the Crea
Oct 13


Developing a Sketchbook Practice + Open Art Lab
Develop your ability to see, interpret, and draw from observation in this welcoming class for artists at any experience level. Through guided instruction and hands-on exercises, participants will explore observation, proportion, shape, negative space, perspective, and mark-making while experimenting with a range of drawing materials and approaches. Emphasis will be placed on developing a sketchbook practice - using drawing as a way to slow down, notice details, explore ideas,
Oct 13


Hook, Loop, Create: Beginner Crochet for New Makers - Nov. 12th
Winter is the perfect time to learn a cozy new craft—whether you want to make handmade gifts for the holidays or simply enjoy a relaxing creative hobby. In this welcoming, hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the fundamentals of crochet and build a foundation for continued practice and future projects. Your instructor, a Made@Stout maker, will introduce the tools, materials, and pattern basics needed to get started. Through demonstrations and guided practice, you’ll develop core c
Oct 13


Savoring Japan: An Okonomiyaki Cooking Experience - November 17th
Tuesday, November 17, 2026, 6:00-7:30 pm UW-Stout Polytechnic, Communication Technologies, Room 130 Register HERE. Discover the flavors of Japan through Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き), a savory pan-fried dish often described as a Japanese comfort food favorite. In this hands-on cooking workshop, you'll learn about the history and cultural significance of Okonomiyaki while preparing your own version under the guidance of your instructor using Okonomiyaki flour, shredded cabbage, and a va
Oct 13


Board of Education Meeting Minutes - Annual Meeting
Annual Meeting - August 24, 2026
Oct 13


Triple P Positive Parenting Program
Does your child struggle with anxiety? The Triple P Fear-Less Positive Parenting Program helps parents of children ages 6–14 build practical strategies to better understand and respond to their child’s anxiety, promote emotional resilience, and encourage realistic thinking. This 6-session program is FREE! Choose from a morning or evening session time. Thursdays, October 15–November 19 Register HERE. Learn tools you can use to help your child feel more confident and resilient!
Oct 13

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