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A year-round campus: UW-Stout welcomes more than 1,100 community members, area children for summer activities
Polytechnic experiences offered at hands-on STEAM camps, professional development workshops, Murals in Menomonie festival By Abby Goers, UW-Stout Menomonie, Wis. – The academic year may have ended, but the summer is just heating up at University of Wisconsin-Stout with community classes, youth camps and a mural festival, featuring some of the world’s best mural artists. As part of UW-Stout’s year-round campus activities, more than 1,100 community members and area children wil
Jun 1


Clifford K. Porter
It is with sincere sadness that we announce the passing of our brother Cliff on May 22, 2026, in Glenwood City, WI, just 4 days shy of his 71st birthday! Cliff was born on May 26, 1955, in Elkhorn, WI. He spent a few young years in Japan while his dad was in the Air Force, and then moved to Milwaukee, WI where he graduated from Bay View High School. He sang and played bass guitar in the Folk Group at Immaculate Conception Church in Bay View. Cliff’s love of art and music were
Jun 1


Caregiver Coffee Hour
From the Dunn County ADRC Facebook page.
Jun 1


Gregory A. Mickelson
Gregory Allen Mickelson, 80, of Menomonie, Wisconsin, passed away on May 29, 2026, surrounded by his loving family. Greg was born on January 3, 1946, and spent his early years in the New Richmond and Amery areas of Wisconsin. In 1960, his family moved to Menomonie to establish Northside Motors, beginning a lifelong connection to the community he would proudly call home. He attended Menomonie High School and graduated in 1964. A gifted athlete and dedicated student, Greg devel
Jun 1


Rodney D. Hildahl
Rodney Dean Hildahl: a man of faith, craftsmanship, and artistic expression, entered into eternal rest on May 29, 2026. Born on February 27, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis and Ann Hildahl, Rodney grew up with a natural curiosity and a gentle spirit that would define his life’s journey. He graduated from Clarkfield, MN High School, where he and his siblings learned about hard work and integrity both on the farm and within their community. Rodney went on to pursue further educatio
Jun 1


Wisconsin State Patrol helps improve work zone safety on I-94 in Eau Claire County
Speeding, tailgating and distracted driving are the leading causes of work zone crashes in Wisconsin. Wisconsin State Patrol Captain Craig Larson joined WisDOT Northwest Region Director Tim Mason and industry partners on May 28 for a media briefing at the Wisconsin State Patrol - Eau Claire Post to stress the importance of safe, responsible driving in work zones – including the I-94 reconstruction project in Eau Claire County. “Motorists have the greatest impact on protecting
Jun 1


Give Big Valleys raised $349,751 to support nonprofits across Western Wisconsin
Communities across Western Wisconsin came together once again for Give Big Valleys 2026, raising $349,751 in support of local nonprofit organizations serving Burnett, Dunn, Pepin, Pierce, Polk, and St. Croix counties. The final campaign total includes online and offline donations, matching gifts, and sponsor contributions distributed among participating nonprofit organizations. Held on the last Tuesday of April each year, Give Big Valleys is a 24-hour online giving event ho
Jun 1


Board of Education Meeting Minutes - April 27th
April 27th - Reorganizational Meeting April 27th- Special Meeting
May 29


Parenting and Family Support Classes through UW Extension
Parenting doesn’t come with a manual—but support makes all the difference. Join us this summer as we explore topics like everyday parenting, big family changes, kids’ mental health, and healthy relationships. Because when families have the right tools, children thrive. Check out our upcoming parenting courses HERE. From the Extension Dunn County Facebook page.
May 29


Triple P Parenting: Healthy Screen Time Habits Workshop
Summer break is almost here… and so is the battle over screen time. Join this FREE two-part virtual workshop designed for parents of children ages 3–10 and learn practical strategies to help your child build healthy screen habits without the constant conflict. In this Triple P series, you’ll learn how to: Set reasonable screen time limits Prevent common screen-related issues Teach healthy online habits Manage conflict over screens Keep your child safe online Tuesday & Thursda
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