Kosharek’s is one of 10 UW-Stout projects presented at National Conference on Undergraduate Research By Abby Goers, UW-Stout Menomonie, Wis. – Imagine being able to view the world’s cultural treasures from the comfort of your own home. To enter international museums from your computer screen and admire paintings, sculptures and artifacts as clearly as if you were standing right in the gallery yourself, all with the click of a button. With the world becoming increasingly digit

APARTMENT FOR RENT SCAMS Don’t let scammers take your money. Know the warning signs. Protect yourself. DO NOT PAY APPLICATION FEES OR SECURITY DEPOSITS Never pay any fees or deposits before seeing the rental in person. VERIFY THE PROPERTY MANAGER Research the property management company. Call them using a phone number from their official website, not the listing. BE CAUTIOUS ABOUT DEALS THAT SEEM TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE Extremely low rent or pressure to act fast are common red fl

Muriel Rachel Evan passed away on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at the age of 95. She was born to Raymond & Myrtle Amundson on November 25, 1930, in Sheridan Township, on the family farm. In 1948, Muriel graduated from Prairie Farm High School and married Joseph John Evan on September 23, 1949. They were united at The Little Brown Church in the Vale, in Nashua, IA. Joe & Muriel became lifelong members of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Muriel was a Sunday School teacher and belonge

Women Connected Join us the 1st Tuesday of every month from 12:00pm-1:30pm A support group for women caregivers that focuses on self-care and connection For more information call Casey at: 715-231-2713 From the Dunn County ADRC Facebook page.

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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.

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