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Wednesdays are Family Night at Wakanda Waterpark
From the Wakanda Waterpark Facebook page.
Jul 2


Stepping Stones food pantry announces change in hours
We have shaved 30 minutes off of our Wednesday pantry hours. Please be advised if you regularly frequent our curbside panty that we are closing earlier moving forward. We look forward to seeing our guests soon! From the Stepping Stones Facebook page.
Jul 2


Mary Catherine Christiansen (Hodges)
In Loving Memory of Mary Catherine Christiansen (Hodges) June 27, 1950 – June 30, 2026 Mary Catherine Christiansen (Hodges), 76, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family. Born on June 27, 1950, in Saginaw, Michigan, Mary was the beloved daughter of Arthur Hodges and Elizabeth Hodges (Flynn). She proudly served her country by enlisting in the United States Army in 1975. After her military service, she met the love of her life, Roy
Jul 2


Explore the Chippewa Valley’s Story in America’s 250th Year
Three local museums have teamed up to tell one big story — how national change has shaped everyday life right here at home. Together, we’ve created a regional exhibit series, "The U.S. at 250" presented across three sites: Chippewa Area History Center (Chippewa Falls) Early regional history through the Civil War Chippewa Valley Museum (Eau Claire) Life in the Chippewa Valley from the 1870s–1920s Rassbach Heritage Museum (Menomonie) Late 20th century to today Across all thre
Jul 2


Wisconsin Foster Closet donations needed
We are so grateful for all the volunteers who helped us with inventory and cleaning. Because of your hard work, we can turn our focus back to what we love most—making sure children in care and the families who welcome them feel supported, loved, and cared for. Thanks to your efforts, we also have a much clearer picture of our current needs. We've listed those items below for anyone who would like to help. Thank you for your love, kindness, and willingness to serve. We truly c
Jul 2


Arbor Place in need of men's clothing donations
We're in Need of Men's Clothing! Do you have men's clothing in good condition that you no longer need? We'd love to put it to good use! Donations of clean, gently used men's clothing help support individuals on their recovery journey. Drop off donations at Arbor Place Monday–Friday | 8:00 AM–4:00 PM Thank you for helping make a difference in our community! From the Arbor Place Facebook page.
Jul 1


Local Students named to Dean's List for spring 2026
The following students from the area have been named to the University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic Dean's List for the spring 2026 semester. The award is presented to students who have a grade point average of 3.5 or above. UW-Stout Polytechnic offers more than 70 industry-aligned undergraduate and graduate degrees and 40 professional certificate programs. Established in 1891, the university prides itself on the success of its students in the workplace, with more than
Jul 1


Dunn County Historical Society sponsors seed art contest
Make cool art from seeds and we'll show it off at the Dunn County Fair! Seed art is a mosaic made with all kinds of seeds on a flat surface. You can make your art at home or at the museum. (We'll have some limited supplies for you, and plenty of space to work.) Your submission should: Be your own original design. Be any size or shape, but not more than 11 inches on any side. Be 2-dimensional. Have picture-hanging hardware mounted on the back. Be turned in to the Rassbach M
Jul 1


Mayor Crowe releases statement regarding proposed data center ordinance
The following is a press release from Mayor Matthew Crowe, dated June 30, 2026, regarding a Data Center Ordinance Update. Hello to all in Menomonie and the surrounding area, I want to provide the public with an update on the proposed data center project to ensure communication between the City of Menomonie and the public is steady and frequent. For context, In July of 2025, Balloonist LLC applied for annexation of county lands and the rezoning of the land to Industrial (I-1)
Jul 1


Barn Dance Nights at Family Learning Center
July 3rd, September 4th and November 6th $15 donation / pay what you can Dance at 7 pm Potluck at 5:30 pm Proceeds benefit the Family Learning Center, a 501c3 non profit organization. From the Facebook event page.
Jul 1

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