UW-Stout Polytechnic students share experiences at national companies in Q&As Menomonie, Wis. – University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic's Cooperative Education and Internship Program (CEIP) is a fast-lane pipeline to success, providing students with applied learning experiences at regional, national and international companies within their professional field before they graduate. Of this year’s graduates, 77.4% were hired prior to graduation, while 99% of recent graduates w

Volume One shared a story about the Menomonie Public Library's upcoming 40th Anniversary. You can read it HERE. Were you (or a family member) in any of the MMS Drama productions listed below? If so, do you have a cast/crew T-shirt still sitting around (that you would love to move out of your home)? Mrs. Enyeart is working on a drama display wall including cast pictures and t-shirts, and she's missing shirts from the shows below. If you can help, please reach out to her at the

Touch A Truck Menomonie United Methodist Church Wednesday September 16th 5:00pm - 7:00pm Hot Dog Plate free will offering Plenty of tractors, trucks and vehicles Open to Everyone! From the Facebook event page.

Event Details: Date: September 24, 2026 Time: 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Location: Small Animal Building, Dunn County Fairgrounds Address: 620 17th St E, Menomonie, WI Fee: $10 per vehicle Payment: Cash or check only Website - https://dunncountywi.gov/cleansweep Acceptable Items: Automotive Antifreeze, brake fluid, degreasers, gasoline and other fuels Batteries Batteries smaller than a car battery in size. No alkaline or car batteries. Bulbs Compact, U shaped and circular fluo

Upcoming blood drives: Brewery Nonic - Monday, August 31st, 11:30 am - 5:30 pm Stout Craft Co. - Tuesday, September 1st, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm New Hope Lutheran Church - Tuesday, September 1st, 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Grace Episcopal Church - Friday, September 18th, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Phillips Medisize - Tuesday, September 29th, 11:00 pm - 5:00 pm Sign up and find more information HERE.

Dunn County Manager, Dan Dunbar, is back with his monthly message. These short videos are posted on the Dunn County Facebook page and on the Dunn County YouTube channel. Mr. Dunbar's video includes information about this month's County Board meeting, held on Wednesday, 26, 2026. A video recording of the meeting will be available on the county's YouTube channel. Information on this meeting, as well as other public meetings, is available on the public meeting calendar on the c

A friendly reminder that free parking in Downtown Menomonie ends this Friday, August 28. If you regularly park downtown, now is a great time to plan ahead! Learn more about City parking permit options, current rates, and where different parking options are available on the City of Menomonie’s website. You can also use the interactive parking map to explore downtown parking locations and find the option that works best for you. Explore Downtown parking and permit options on th

Sign up for the Control Archery Hunt starts on September 1st. If this is your first time hunting in the parks, you can start the process of registering at the Menomonie Recreation Office and then sign up for weeks to hunt on September 1st. Visit HERE for more information, or call 715-232-1664.

As school buses return to our roads, so do early mornings, busy schedules, and drivers trying to get where they need to go. But when a school bus stops, nothing is more important than the child getting on or off. Flashing yellow lights mean the bus is preparing to stop. Slow down and get ready to stop. Flashing red lights mean STOP. Drivers approaching from either direction must stop at least 20 feet away and remain stopped until the red lights turn off or the bus begins movi

White-tailed deer are a familiar sight throughout Menomonie. While many people enjoy seeing deer in their neighborhoods and may even want to leave food out for them, a large deer population can also create challenges for residents and our community. Intentionally feeding deer can encourage them to congregate in an area and continue returning to neighborhoods in search of food. That's one reason it's important to let our local deer population find food naturally rather than in