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Joyful Noise Choir Fall Practice Schedule
Joyful Noise is back! The choir for people with and without difficulties who love to sing. Starts next Tuesday, September 1, and every Tuesday till November. If you love to sing, we’d love to have you join us. NOTE — The concert date has changed from the original post. From the Menomonie United Methodist Church Facebook page.
Aug 27


Gary Ernest Rinholen
Gary Ernest Rinholen, 79 of Menomonie passed away peacefully on August 21, 2026, at The Neighbors of Dunn County surrounded by his family. He was born on July 24,1947 in Durand to Kenneth and Beatrice (Wilsey) Rinholen. He was the oldest of six children. He was raised on the family farm in the Peru Township. From an early age, he learned the value of hard work, responsibility, and dedication-lessons that stayed with him throughout his life. His childhood on the farm helped s
Aug 25


John A. (Jake) Bostrom
John A. (Jake) Bostrom was born October 29, 1939, in Duluth, Minnesota to Helen Bostrom. He was raised on the shores of Lake Superior and graduated from Two Harbors High School in 1957 and from Luther College, Decorah, Iowa in 1961. Jake accepted a position of sports writer for the Bismarck, North Dakota Tribune and served there until entering the U.S. Army in December 1961. He was an information specialist with the Army Hometown News Center, Kansas City, Mo until his dischar
Aug 25


Stepping Stones announces return of Friday pantry hours
Stepping Stones of Dunn County is pleased to announce the return of its Friday morning Food Pantry hours. After budget cuts reduced hours, strong community support has allowed the pantry to reopen every Friday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM for a fully open, indoor shopping experience. Guests can visit the Food Pantry once every 14 days. Stepping Stones preserves dignity, reduces food waste and allows visitors to choose the items that best fit their household’s needs. Steppin
Aug 25


Raising a Thinking Child: free online class from UW-Extension
Parents, caregivers, and educators of 4-to-7-year-olds can learn simple, proven tools to help children handle conflict and make better choices in a free, six-week online course starting Tuesday, September 22. Evening or morning options are available and are interchangeable. Taught by UW–Madison Extension family educators, “Raising a Thinking Child” teaches adults how to guide children to solve their own everyday problems, handle frustration, and consider the consequences of
Aug 25


Pet Microchipping Event - September 12th
DCHS is proactively addressing pet safety by hosting a one-day, low-cost Pet Microchipping Event. This initiative aims to increase the chances of reuniting lost and missing pets with their owners quickly. While microchips typically range from $35 to $50 at shelters and vet clinics across the country, DCHS is offering them at the reduced rate of only $5 per pet for this special one-day event. Microchips are a simple, effective way for animal shelters and veterinary clinics to
Aug 24


100 Things to do in Eau Claire Before you Die book presentation by Timothy Manus - September 8th
Join photographer and author Timothy Manus for a look at what makes Eau Claire unique. He’ll share photos and stories about the places you need to visit in our closest neighboring city. In person or via Zoom The Book: 100 Things to Do in Eau Claire Before You Die While many see Eau Claire as just another pin on the map, those who wander its streets know it is a vibe, a feeling, and a community that leaves a permanent mark on everyone who passes through. This book is your pers
Aug 24


Daniel J. Bignell
Daniel John Bignell, age 52, of Menomonie, WI, passed away at home on Saturday, August 22, 2026, following a sudden heart attack. Dan was born November 30, 1973, in Red Wing, MN, to William J. Bignell and Arlene K. (Schmidt) Bignell. He grew up in Menomonie and graduated from Menomonie High School in 1992. Dan married the love of his life, Jennifer Beth Dickerson, on August 8, 1998, at Lake Street United Methodist Church in Eau Claire, WI. Together, they raised their three be
Aug 24


Applied AI: How We're Using it Today Lunch Panel - September 22nd
AI is changing the way many people work, but what does that really look like in our community? Join us for a special AI Panel Luncheon where local professionals will discuss their experiences with AI, answer your questions, and share how this technology fits into careers and industries. Grab a bite to eat, connect with others, and be part of an interesting conversation about the future of work and innovation. Registration: $20 - includes a Southwest Bowl Buffet Register HERE.
Aug 24


Business After Hours - September 21st
Get ready to mingle, network, and connect at Business After Hours. Thank you to this months hosts, KL Engineering, Pathways Real Estate & Properties, and Synergy Retirement Planning Strategies. Come to unwind while building valuable connections. BAH offers a unique opportunity to: -Network -Exchange ideas -Explore opportunities -Learn about local businesses and the services they offer -Relax and enjoy light refreshments This event is open to all. Note that BAH is free for tho
Aug 24

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