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- Menomonie Middle School’s Solar Array Expected to be Fully Operational This Spring
Solar panels: Photo taken by Faith Huey By Faith Huey, UW Stout Harvey Hall News Service In fall of 2021
- BarbaLynn's Vintage taps into growing second-hand clothing market
A big thank you to UW Stout student Faith Huey for collaborating with me on this story. More... by Faith Huey, Harvey Hall New Bureau For most of her life, Maysa Maraia has had a deep-rooted
- Menomonie bookstore gets a new name, owner and location
By Faith Huey, UW Stout Harvey Hall News Service After twelve and a half years, Bookends on Main is closing
- Dunn County Residents Walked Through Wakanda Wonderland
Text and photos by Faith Huey, UW Stout Harvey Hall News Service Dunn County residents came out to the
- Children’s Art Club Provides a Great Opportunity for Stout Students
Photo provided by Bailey Iwen, UW-Stout Student By Faith Huey - Harvey Hall News Bureau The Children
- Faith-based recovery group starting at the Blind Munchies Coffeehouse
Join our faith-based recovery group Thursdays at 6:00 PM beginning May 18th.
- From mucky marina to free ice skating rink, the origin of Wolske Bay
By Faith Huey, UW Stout Harvey Hall News Bureau This winter Wolske Bay, a 7-acre bay connected to Lake
- Local sign shop owner’s contributions to Menomonie continue to grow as he begins teaching at Stout
By Faith Huey, UW Stout Harvey Hall News With his recent interest and work with murals, the owner of
- Helen Marie Steves (Clayton) Carlson
Helen is also survived by her siblings Rita Hanson, Marlene Huley, Jean Ann Drier, and Grant Steves. A longtime and faithful member of the Menomonie Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Helen lived her She reflected the enduring qualities of a deep faith, a firm hope, and agape love that gave without expectation
- Sang Lee
Her greatest joy came from her children, her family, her faith, and the simple act of helping others. giving spirit, the family encourages all who knew her to carry forward her legacy—living with kindness, faith
- Anne E. Whiteagle Johnnson
Her strong faith was a guiding light throughout her life; she was a devoted and longtime member of the Her unwavering love, faith, and compassion will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her.
- Kathleen M. Scharlau
Kathy’s greatest legacy is her family and Catholic faith. She was a bright, steady light in our lives—guiding us through life’s trials and triumphs with faith, Her faith was not something she preached at others, but something she modeled daily—through her generosity She was, in every way, a quiet example of grace, faith, and steadfast devotion.
