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Book Details How JFK’s Road to the White House Came Through Wisconsin
E.C. author B.J. Hollars chronicles Badger State’s importance to 35th president
STAFF NOTE: The Past – and Future – of the Valley’s Economic Resilience
more than 30 years later, the shadow of Uniroyal remains
Upcoming Documentary, Podcast Tell Stories of Uniroyal Tire Plant
documentarians B.J. Hollars and Steve Dayton dive deeper into Uniroyal stories in limited podcast series
New Year, New Books From Hollars: Local Author to Publish Two Books in 2024
grief, family, elections, and more abound in memoir ‘Year of Plenty’ and the nonfiction ‘Wisconsin for Kennedy’
One Book, One Community Program Focuses on Homegrown Conservation Efforts
‘Nature’s Best Hope’ emphasizes that rebuilding habitat can start in your own yard
Dotters Books Hosts Weekend Story Time Events
hangout with your littles out of the house every Saturday at this local event
STAFF NOTE: Volume One’s Trolley Dreams Finally Come True
from Volume One publisher Nick Meyer
All Aboard!
As new trolley tours launch this Summer in the Chippewa Valley, we look back at the storied and notable history of the Eau Claire trolley.
Camp Manitou: A Century of Spirit
For 100-plus years, Camp Manitou has given kids an outdoor, unplugged, and positive summertime experience
Raise a Glass for This Fundraiser to Help Literacy Chippewa Valley
‘A Toast to Literacy’ Planned for May 16 in Altoona
THEY WANT YOU, WRITERS! ‘Barstow & Grand’ Now Accepting Submissions
local literary journal seeking poetry and prose for upcoming issue
King Day Celebration Planned Jan. 16 at Pablo Center
free event will commemorate legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
COLUMN: The Gift That Keeps On Giving
the impromptu wearing of an elf costume leads to a lifetime of giving good cheer
Music Visual Art Theater Dance Writing
Midwest Artists Academy Director Passes Torch
founder and director of the program, B.J. Hollars, steps back, Arthur Grothe takes over
12-Hour Writer’s Retreat Sign-Ups Open Nov. 1
get some writing time in a fun environment at this morning to evening writers workshop in January
UWEC’s Literary Magazine Opens Up Submissions
NOTA is now accepting music and visual art alongside prose for its next edition
Sesquicentennial Stories: Eau Claire Native’s Novel Caused a Stir
1934 book received positive review in New York Times
The Last Ferry Driver
Until 1964, rural Dunn County drivers depended on a ferry, not a bridge, to cross the Chippewa River.
Eau Claire, WI 54703
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