Jacqueline Klinger Vettori May 2, 1937 - September 16th, 2026 Jacqueline “Jackie” Agatha (Vettori) Klinger, 89, of Glenwood City, Wisconsin passed away on Wednesday, September 16th, 2026 at Glenhaven nursing home surrounded by family and friends. She was born in Trimountain, Michigan to Attilio Vettori and Agatha (Bendry) Vettori; the 3rd of 4 daughters. Jackie attended High School in Cumberland, WI, graduating in 1956. She loved Cumberland for its beautiful waters, her stint

By Jalen Kitchner Red Cedar Speedway is excited to announce that the United States Modified Touring Series (USMTS) will make a stop at the historic Menomonie dirt track on Thursday, June 10, 2027. The highly anticipated event will bring some of the best Modified drivers in the country to Red Cedar Speedway for what promises to be one of the biggest nights on the track’s 2027 schedule. The United States Modified Touring Series is one of the fastest-growing and most popular ope

Cedar Valley Brass will present a special Halloween performance featuring holiday-themed selections. For nearly two decades, the Cedar Valley Brass Quintet has been entertaining audiences throughout western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota with lively and diverse programs. CVBQ performs at weddings, concerts, recitals, fundraisers, grand openings, holiday programs, galas, and other events. Our repertoire ranges from early Renaissance composers and the music of J. S. Bach to cl

From the creator of the popular STORY TELLERS series, this show features the legendary music of Elton John and Billy Joel. This special night will include hits like Your Song, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Rocket Man, Bennie and the Jets, Tiny Dancer, My Life, Don’t Ask Me Why, She’s Got a Way, Allentown, Movin’ Out, and many more. Plus, some fantastic singalongs!! Jay Fuchs: Host, Piano, Lead and Harmony Vocals James A. Rocco: Lead and Harmony Vocals Andy LaCasse: Guitar, Harmo

In 1954 in a small recording studio in Memphis Tennessee, something happened that would change the face of music. A producer by the name of Sam Phillips had a studio called Sun Records and began recording music that would evolve into what became known as Rock and Roll. The world hasn’t been the same since. The impact of some of the legends of Sun Records has had on the culture spans the generations and defies understanding. Their styles are often copied, but never duplicated.

The Quintessential Comedy of the North From the land of ten thousand lakes to the frozen bays of the Great Lakes, Guys on Ice is hitting the road to celebrate the secret language of the North: ice fishing. This beloved musical comedy invites audiences into a world where the beer is cold, the stove is warm, and the wisdom is as thick as the ice on the lake. The Story The show follows two lifelong pals, Marvin and Lloyd, as they spend a day in their ice shanty doing everything

Monthly Peer Support event! Come join us for a movie, conversation, relaxation and popcorn!! From the Facebook event page.

Community invited to exhibitions, discussion panels, keynote speakers, film screenings and performances By Abbey Goers, UW-Stout Menomonie, Wis. – From canvases featuring a cast of hybrid creatures, weeping figures and antlered beings to a theatrical performance cast representing tragic Greek and Roman mythological characters. An exhibition offering a behind-the-scenes look at the regional underground music scene, as well as civic, free speech and literary conversations and a

Norman A. Willert, age 98, was born June 16, 1928, in Emerald, WI, to Bernhard and Eva (Rothe) Willert. Norman was raised on a small rural farm in Emerald until he enlisted in the Army in 1947, during WWII, where he proudly served his country until he was honorably discharged. In 1949, he married the love of his life, Ella Bosshart, and together they raised four children. After a few moves, the family resided in Menomonie, WI, until his passing. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, a

Concrete printing benefits business and industry leaders, students, workforce By Tom Giffey, UW-Stout MENOMONIE, Wis. – The term “3D printing” may conjure images of a boxy machine whirring away to create plastic pieces for a hobbyist or small prototypes for factories. Yet additive manufacturing technology has evolved dramatically in recent years, with breakthroughs impacting numerous fields, including construction. Today, 3D printers can extrude not only slender plastic filam