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The next Community Conversations is scheduled for Saturday, May 2nd from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm at the Menomonie Public Library. The topic will be Grassroots Organizing. Our presenters are from Grass Roots Organizing Western Wisconsin (GROWW). GROWW’s Housing Justice team will tell their story of how they organized their community into local action. From “Grassroots School” to canvassing and research to crafting legislation and passing an ordinance, they will share their journ

Devil Tones Acapella has their performance on Wednesday, April 29th at 5 pm in the Raw Deal Coffee Shop! Come on over, grab a beverage, and enjoy tunes like Hoist the Colors, Rainbow Connection, Wellerman, and Blue Moon! This performance is free for all to attend. From the UW-Stout performing arts Facebook page.

The Menomonie Sunrise Rotary Club is pleased to recognize Sara Palmer, a distinguished member of Menomonie High School’s Class of 2026, as its April Youth of the Month. Sara Palmer has earned this recognition through her consistent kindness, inclusivity, and positive presence within the school community. Known for treating others with respect regardless of background, she stands out among her peers for her maturity and the high standard she sets in her daily interactions. Her

Shana Hagan, ASC, has worked on everything from Oscar-winning documentaries to hit sitcoms By Tom Giffey, UW-Stout Shana Hagan, right, is shown filming actress Amy Poehler for an episode of "Parks and Recreation." / Photo courtesy Shana Hagan Menomonie, Wis. – Cinematographer Shana Hagan, ASC, whose work ranges from Academy Award-winning documentaries to hit TV sitcoms, brought professional advice and hands-on inspiration to University of Wisconsin-Stout recently as part of C

It's springtime and now there's a new Storywalk in the park. Walk this 1/8 mile loop and read "The Flower Thief" page by page. From the Menomonie Pubic Library Facebook page.

Get ready for the sweetest way to make a difference! Join us for Give Big Valley's 24-hours of giving, an event that unites St. Croix and Red Cedar Valley's to support local nonprofits like ours and celebrate the crucial role they play in strengthening our communities. It is a chance to showcase the generous spirit of our region. Come for the fun, stay for the smiles, and help make an impact--one pie at a time!! From the Compass IL Facebook page.

Sharon will guide us on painting rocks. Perhaps we can paint rocks to hide throughout town. Can a painted rock spread happiness and kindness? From the Facebook event page.

Ann Louise Harrington was born on May 17, 1937 in Portland, Oregon, to Mary Foster and Norman Harrington. She and her younger sister, Judith, grew up in Oregon and Northern California. After graduating from high school, Ann enrolled in a nursing program and then she became a telephone operator. She later found her niche as a flight attendant and at 19 years old, Ann became one of the youngest flight attendants ever hired for United Airlines. She was stationed in Boston, Massa