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Issue #117 January 8, 2009
A Couple of UWEC Horn Students to Play Carnegie
New York City’s Carnegie Hall is getting a dose of UW-Eau Claire ...
words by Mark Koenig
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
You Tubing Carnegie
If you have some talent and a camera, you have the opportunity to play the historic hall.
words by Mark Koenig
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Statewide Band Battle
Are you ready to bring your band out of the garage or basement, and into the stratosphere?
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
No Sugar or Spice Here
hard rock from all-female band Kaptivating Kate
“We can rock harder than most guy bands.”
words by Arya Roerig
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Winter ‘Blue’ Grass Festival
Mabel Tainter pulls in some of Midwest’s best bluegrass
Liberate yourself from the seasonal mix of cabin fever and slush-socks ...
words by Mark Koenig
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
A Tale of Two Cities
students and locals need to break from their insularity
Last year’s university enrollment was 10,346. That’s 15 percent of the city’s population.
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Beyond Green
Eau Claire reviews sustainability plans
“It doesn’t mean the city will do it, but they’ll have to consider it.”
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Thanks for Asking | Jan. 8, 2009
Is Bon Iver the biggest local entertainment story ever?
Is Bon Iver the biggest local entertainment story ever?
words by Frank Smoot
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Police Reports | Jan. 8, 2009
lessons we've learned from local police reports
A kid stole a rifle from his mom’s gun cabinet and pawned it for tickets to a Vikings game.
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Shortcuts | Jan. 8, 2009
Chippewa Falls closed a $1.4 million deal for a major commercial development that could ...
words by V1 Staff
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Optical Delusions
magician trio mini-tour hits Grand Little Theatre
"I make sure that what I’m creating has never been done before.”
words by Theresa Schneider
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Blues Clues Live
dramatic detective dog scampers into State Theatre
Here comes that cotton candy-blue colored dog ...
words by Carrie Weiss
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Phantom Tollbooth
Kennedy Center Theater group to present quirky classic
Intelligent and catchy musical The Phantom Tollbooth on its way.
words by Aryn Widule
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
All In the Family
Eau Claire father pens youth books for his kids
“My philosophy is to write a book that parents will want to read, and that kids will enjoy."
words by Abi Zimmer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Global Warming Exists, According to Santa
One UWEC professor decided to create a Christmas gift with a positive message.
words by Emily Thierfelder
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Start 2009 ‘Anew’ and with No More Library Debt
Not amassing more library fines makes a decent resolution for 2009, but ...
words by Abi Zimmer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Bibliophilia
my love for books rivals my love for, well, everything else
I feel more comfortable in bookstores than I do in any other public place.
words by Amanda Schaefer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Acoustic Café’s Floral Visions
Susanne has a greenhouse. Susanne is a photographer.
words by Aryn Widule
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Multi-green-dia
15-artist show features interpretations of “green”
“Green is big right now. The whole thing is, ‘what are we going to do to save the world?’”
words by Emily Thierfelder
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Movie Series About Space ‘Lands’ at Library
LE Phillips Memorial Public Library has a film series entitled “Space."
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Frozen River Film Festival Returns to Winona
The Frozen River Film Festival engages, educates, and activates participants.
words by Trevor Kupfer
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
On New Year's Eve
I ate some crackers so now I’m ready to predict stuff
I predict that your favorite ethnic restaurant will close and you'll be very, very pissed.
words by Mike Paulus
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Weddings & Occasions
Volume One’s gift to the Chippewa Valley’s soon- to-be wed.
Your guide to everything wedding here in the Chippewa Valley.
words by V1 Staff
Issue #117 January 8, 2009
Let’s Have a Ball, Y’all!
bipartisan inaugural ball hopes to inspire change
People of all ages, backgrounds, and political viewpoints must attend.
words by Lisa de Felice
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