Duane Wolter
Photojournaist
Eau Claire, WI
Duane joined the news team in October of 2005.
Tuesday night, UW-Eau Claire’s Student Senate hosted a school board candidate forum. Among the biggest concerns was the school budget.
A candlelight vigil took place Wednesday evening to honor Dunn County Corrections Officer Jeffrey Reynolds who was tragically killed last week. The event served as a place where family, coworkers and the community could come together to support their own.
For the first time, this year there will be a new light show in the Chippewa Valley just in time for the holidays.
The team was on its way to Menomonie when another vehicle collided with the bus.
Community members can dine-in or elect the drive-thru option.
The budget totals more than $178 million, which is a 7% increase from last year.
The land is located just off Highway 37 southwest of Eau Claire.
This is the third time the University is hosting an event on Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
No appointment is required, and it’s free to the public.
The developers of “The Eddy” hosted a ribbon cutting Monday.
The Eau Claire Event District will now keep three acres of land that they were planning on selling back to the City.
Health experts warn of the dangers of exercising in extreme heat.
The hotel is expected to open in 12 to 15 months.
These workshops were open to neurodiverse individuals and their families.
Transforming the Valley hosted a free clothing sale for those needing helping with changing their wardrobe.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held in Chippewa Falls Thursday.
Swinging for a Cure presented checks to three nonprofits.
Since opening last June it has served over 727 students.
The Care Closet provides hygiene items, clothing, and food to any families with students in the District.
The crash occurred south of Eau Claire in the Town of Clear Creek
Calls were routed through Chippewa County while repairs were being done.
The training took place Monday at 6:00 p.m.
The Eau Claire Police and Fire Commission selected Matthew Jaggar as Fire Chief last month.
The Director of the Wellness Shack says it’s important for the community to know they are here to help.
