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Dracula vs. Dad

bridging the father-son divide, one horror film at a time

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Why Not Lambeau?

the Super Bowl may be heading north, but the NFL will never bring it to Green Bay

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Feets of Strength

summer’s pretty much here and it’s time to lose the shoes

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Volcano Choir Re-erupts

Justin Vernon has announced a new record for his collaborative project Volcano Choir.

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Entering Softly

Eau Claire indie-folk band set to release first EP

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Let There Be Laarks

long wait pays off with rockers’ release, Fiat Lux

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Lessons Learned

Eau claire native offers life advice in second memoir

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Souls that Survive

joint library, museum show spotlights deceased artists

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Disturbing Images

UW-Stout grads create Hmong-language horror film

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Will City Go to the Birds?

local birder hopes EC gets feather-friendly designation

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Questioning the Locals | Amber Dernbach

If Eau Claire’s growing improv comedy scene has a heart and soul, it’s Amber Dernbach. The Eau Claire native had her first improv performance experience at age 17. “It’s been in my blood since,” she ...

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Get Your Garden On

Wondering what’s going on at the Forest Street Community Gardens? Head down to the river bank north of Phoenix Park and the Downtown Farmers Market for ...

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Study: UWEC has Boffo Economic Boost

Conversations about money and college usually revolve around costs: ballooning tuition bill for students, for instance, or the millions of dollars in state aid provided by taxpayers. Rarely do we hear about...

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Entering the District

new downtown café The District Co. aims for something different

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Oil and Vinegar

shop deals in specialty olive oil, vinegar, & coffee

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Speaking Volumes

programs’ goal is reading 1,000 books to your child

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Over the Top

National Armwrestling Championship comes to Eau Claire

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A Grand Day to Bike

4th annual Nature Valley Grand Prix zips into Menomonie

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Note from the Editor | June 6, 2013

I love trees. A lot. Even though I knew it was inevitable, it was devastating to see all the mature ash trees along South Barstow Street come down on the first day of construction. It just looks super weird down there now, and startlingly so. All the buildings fully ...

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Opening Shot | June 6, 2013

The first day of the South Barstow Street reconstruction (Tuesday, May 28) in downtown Eau Claire greatly changed the familiar streetscape. The most notable change was the removal of Barstow’s canopy of trees.

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On the Cover | June 6, 2013

learn about this issue's cover art by Tyler Moen

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