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Notes for the Week - February 26th
Here's a story from Volume One about the HeART of Dunn County Fundraiser and Art Market for the Dunn County Humane Society. We need your CLEAN socks, mismatched welcomed, holes are okay. Colorful is better, but white is fine! Drop them off anytime the museum is open. We'll be using them for an upcoming Make It! Thursday event. From the Rassbach Museum and Fulton's Workshop Facebook page . 50 years ago (1976)...
Feb 26


Menomonie Rec. summer t-ball and pitchball registration open
Registration is open for Summer T-Ball & Pitchball programs. Sign up at the Rec. Department office, 1412 6th Street, or online . From the Menomonie Parks and Rec. Facebook page.
Feb 26


WisDOT seeking public input on Chippewa River Bridge project
Proposed work includes replacing and widening deck on County H structure The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is sharing details on a proposed maintenance project on the bridge carrying County H over the Chippewa River in the Dunn County towns of Rock Creek and Spring Brook and seeking public input. The public is invited to go to the project website , review information about the proposed work and submit comments by March 19, 2026, by: Email: ejohnson@reiengin
Feb 26


Career-connected learning: SkillsUSA brings nearly 400 middle, high school students to UW-Stout
Engineering, technical, design competitions prepare young people for future careers By Abbey Goers, UW-Stout Nearly 400 students from 41 middle schools and high schools across the state will put their engineering, technical and design knowledge to the test at the SkillsUSA Regional Competition at UW-Stout, Thursday, Feb. 26, and Friday, Feb. 27. Students will compete in more than 35 events hosted by Continuing Education and Conferences . Using industry-standard machinery, d
Feb 26


Menomonie community members release 41-point resolution on data center protections
On February 15, more than 100 residents packed a banquet hall, stood up one by one at a microphone, named their fears about hyperscale data center development — and then did something remarkable: they reached unanimous agreement on 41 provisions to protect their community. No shouting. No walkouts. No partisan divide. "People left having done something we haven't seen leaders in Washington or Madison do in a long time," said organizer Blaine Halverson. "They came to bro
Feb 26


WisDOT seeking input on WIS 79 bridge rehabilitation project
Work on two structures planned in Dunn County Town of Tiffany, Village of Boyceville The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is holding a public involvement meeting to share details about a bridge rehabilitation project on WIS 79 in Dunn County and obtain public input. When: 4:30-6 p.m. Tuesday, March 3 A presentation is planned for 4:45 p.m. Where: Village Hall, 1233 Charlotte St., Boyceville Built in 1945 and 1955 respectively, the bridges over the south fork o
Feb 26


Menomonie High School Honor Roll Fall Semester 2025-2026
The Menomonie High School has recognized the following students for achieving a minimum 3.0 GPA for the first semester of the 2025-26 school year. Please note: Not all names of students who made the honor roll will appear on this list. Parents/guardians may choose to withhold the release of information to a third party. If anyone feels a student should be on the list that is not, please complete this form .
Feb 26


Northwood Technical College Congratulates Fall 2025 Graduates
Northwood Technical College proudly recognizes the accomplishments of its Fall 2025 graduates. The College has awarded associate degrees and one- and two-year technical diplomas to students who completed their programs in December 2025. Fall semester graduates are invited to participate in the Spring 2026 commencement ceremony, which will take place at their respective campus locations in May. Northwood Tech extends its best wishes to all graduates as they embark on their
Feb 26


Raising a Thinking Child class
Would You Like Your 4-7 Year Old Children to Think a Bit More Before Acting? Local University of Wisconsin-Madison – Division of Extension family educators will be offering an online six-session course called Raising a Thinking Child this spring. Your choice of AM or PM classes. Registry Credit is available to early childhood educators. Parents and educators can use refreshingly simple techniques to help children with decision-making and communication skills which are show
Feb 25

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