Features
New Neighborhoods of the Chippewa Valley 2023
Volume One presents a series devoted to the new places you can call home.
Along for the Ride
More and more businesses in the Chippewa Valley are opening their doors to dogs. One writer decided to make the rounds with ‘man’s best friend’ to see what the furry fuss was about.
The Last Ferry Driver
Until 1964, rural Dunn County drivers depended on a ferry, not a bridge, to cross the Chippewa River.
Eau Claire Gets Nudged
Pinball lover Ian Jacoby surveys the Eau Claire pinball scene and deems it ... good?
Highway Telemark Revisited: A Personal Reminiscence
Growing up as a skier while Telemark Lodge was falling down
Telemark Was a Northwoods Legend. Now the Birkie Aims to Revive It
the 75-year story of Mt. Telemark has as many ups and downs as the ski trails it brought to Cable
Stepping into Antiquity With a Last, Lingering Look at the Antique Emporium
downtown Eau Claire’s beloved purveyor of oddities will close later this year
How Well Do You Remember 2021? Take Our Quiz and Find Out
Some clues: food trucks, cranes, and a $70M gift
Rolling Forward: E.C. Skateboarding Scene Builds Momentum as More Locals Get On Board
with big projects on the horizon, local skateboarders see increased diversity, push to create a robust skateboarding scene in the Chippewa Valley
Standing Out: Chippewa Falls Siblings Race Through Barriers in Cross Country
Susan and Jeffrey Bergeman aren’t your typical sibling duo. When they race, they run together.
Dr. Gladstone and Mr. Bailey
how a Wisconsin artist and his alter ego redefined the art world forever
Beginning Again
Facing chronic illness and physical injury, local runner Alex Rongstad made it his mission to run every street in Eau Claire.
Racing to the Finish Line
Local teen Kennedy Swan won a WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds features race before getting her drivers license. Now, she's doing more than turning laps; she's turning heads.
Pitching Across the Color Line
More than a century ago, a Black baseball player was a star in Chippewa Falls, but discrimination kept him from the majors
No Place to Call Home
One woman’s death on the streets is leading Eau Claire to re-examine why the number of people experiencing homelessness is increasing, despite efforts to help
A Tipping Point
At a handful of Eau Claire restaurants and bars, tipping is no longer necessary. What does this mean for workers, patrons, and the industry?
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