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What The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" Means For You
Learn what the new law's key tax provisions could mean for your finances
SAVE & SPEND DUO: Save Money While You Spend
Royal Credit Union launches new money-saving offering
History Breathes Again at Olde Towne Menomonie
true preservationists, the Dotseth family has pieced together much of Dunn County's history – available for the public to peruse at Olde Towne's final open bar event of the summer
Opening Up Entrepreneurship Food+Drink
Dave’s Drive-In Brings Root Beer Back to Chippewa Falls’ Elm Street
drive-in style eatery officially opens up shop with carhop service and frosted mugs
Pablo Foundation's 2025 Fall Grant Cycle Now Open
Business Directed Giving grant program, Fall Grant Cycle accepting applications through September
Music Events Community Orgs History
The 'WHYS' Behind Eau Claire Community Radio
downtown E.C.’s eclectic, low-power station celebrates 20 years at upcoming festival
Dunn EDC Awarded $250K to Disperse to Area Small Businesses
small- and medium-sized businesses can tap into new grant programs this fall thanks to a significant state grant award
Opening Up Attractions Food+Drink
[PHOTOS] NO MILKSHAKES, ALL YARD: Altoona's Container Park Grand Opening
container park businesses Ne-Ne's Tacos, Borsch House, Beast + Bonito, Coulee Boutique, and Iron Horse Pub welcome public
UW-Eau Claire's Arboretum is Host to Native, Rare Tree Varietals
created in 2016, area university's tree program and related efforts surge on
'If You Plant It, They Will Come': Local Filmmakers Spotlight Green Infrastructure as Part of Community Planning
four-part documentary, 'The City for the Trees,' talks relationship between sustainability and development
D-D-D-D-DORA: ‘The Yard’ is Now Part of Altoona’s DORA District
The Yard officially opens July 26, ‘Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area’ is the first in the Chippewa Valley
Neighborhoods Environment Housing News
City of Eau Claire’s Proposed Tree Ordinance, Explained
proposed tree mitigation ordinance part of Century Code Update project draws significant attention and contention, public will be able to comment again during Aug. 4 Planning Commission meeting
SUSTAINABLE STRIDES: E.C. City Council Clears Invasive Species in Half Moon Lake
natural clearing solutions support the restoration of a community landmark’s delicate ecosystem
What's Camping Without Having to Rough It? Around Here, It's Red Cedar Glamping
luxury-style camp sites on a roughly 15-acre stretch of private Dunn County land may be exactly what you need on your next getaway
Wisconsin Farmers Union Collaboration Offers Small Farm Projects Stipend
small farm stipend aims to embolden sustainability initiatives, is accepting applications through Aug. 1
Altoona's Energy Action Plan Sees Results
City of Altoona earns 2025 Energy Efficiency Excellence Award for efforts 'beyond basic energy-saving measures'
Entrepreneurship Attractions Food+Drink
For Vino Cappuccino's New Owners, The Beloved Venue is More Than a Business
in search of community, the Sorvaag family has taken on the Elk Mound business in stride
Nonprofits Food+Drink Health Care
'Meet to Eat' Fundraiser for The Open Door Clinic
local restaurants team up to support the Chippewa Falls-based clinic
Banbury Place's Treasure Trove of Nostalgia
Allegedly Collectable offers a dense array of treasures plus glass-blowing classes
A Place to Remember (Furry) Loved Ones at Rassbach Museum
Dunn County's history hub answers community call to honor pets that have passed on
Eau Claire, WI 54703
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