The final show of the summer season talks about a new County Administrator, a loss a local journalists, a new skateboarder project in town and bridge reconstruction downtown.

Scott also takes aim at The Arena League with a word of caution for The Sonnentag Center

Pat and Jesse revisit some of the various stress points that can cause people to question their retirement plans, and also how putting a specific plan together with the help of a financial professional can help relieve some of the stress involved.

Sponsored by the Jackie Hunt State Farm Agency

Being reminded of what we have in our community is important and an annual event every August in Menomonie does exactly that. The Menomin Meander is a casual, family-friendly bike ride event around Lake Menomin, sponsored the Menomonie Optimists. Its a free event held August 9th.

Organizer David Williams tells us why events like this are important for a community and also fills us on an intriguing place he has had a chance to ride a bike at.

Thoughts on the recent update and letter sent out by the UW-Eau Claire professor who taunted college students in April and the City of Altoona has opened "The Yard"

On today’s episode, we’re diving into how our furry friends experience different types of pain! From gastrointestinal discomfort to chronic injuries and neurological issues. Whether it’s itchy skin, limping, or restlessness in the car, recognizing subtle signs is key. Journaling behavioral changes can help you catch these issues early, because your dog’s body language often speaks louder than barks.

This week Dan touches on some property he has for sale up north. Perfect for hunting/fishing land and also some AirBNB opportunities.

Dan gives his opinion on his friend Heather at the Blue Marble Pub losing her building in Chippewa Falls. A terrible loss for the area.

Thoughts on the wide-open Wisconsin Governor race.

The difficulties that exist in the management of the local republican parties.

Eau Claire is a collection of diverse cultures and eachAugust they are showcased at the annual multi-cultural festival.  A full day of immersing visitors into varyingcultures through food, music, games and exhibits. Committee member Marisol Cisneros tells Scott about why the opportunity to showcase cultures is important, the ways immersion helps build bridges through shared experience.

Vince, John, and Dave talk about how they built the pyramids, the album Treats by Sleigh Bells, and bad habits. Do you have a topic you want us to discuss on the show? Send it to [email protected] and tell us why you love, hate, or are indifferent to it.

In this episode of Coffee at the Cottage, we recap how Menomonie’s “Let’s Paint the Town” event brought color, community, and creativity to life. We sit down with Sylvia Gengenbach from TC Vintage to walk through the weekend’s highlights and reflect on the energy downtown. A huge thank you goes out to all the organizers, artists, and attendees who made it such a memorable success!

In this episode of Hearts Unlimited, we dive into the importance of having hard conversations in relationships. We explore strategies for approaching tough topics with Honesty, Openness, Truth, and Trust. Tune in to learn how open communication can strengthen your connections and foster deeper understanding.