The Altoona School Board has direct feedback from thestudents through the use of representatives. Heidi brings on Senior Class representative Mary Fedie and Junior Class rep Amaia Mohr to gain insight into their roles. Why did they apply and what has the experience thought them?

A possible change of venue for the Lily Peters murder case trial...what the potential closing of a school in Menomonie tells us...the job status of the Eau Claire City Manager...and more

The public library is much more of an all-encompassing facility. From serving as meeting place to offering various programming along with traditional library roles. Joe Niese, who is in his 10th year as the director, explains why the library is more relevant now than maybe it was even earlier thiscentury. We also learn more about the book bike children’s program that fires up as spring turns into summer.

He also shares with us some “old fashion” things at libraries that have remained steadfast even as the world around changes.

The tariffs and fears concerning the economy are top of mindand on this episode Brian discusses potential impacts on the real estate market.  Namely, what should people inthe Eau Claire area bear in mind when it comes to the economy roller coaster as it pertains to buying/selling.

How does our area “show” to those visiting Eau Claire for

Noteworthy is Tina stresses she is not an elite runner,

Downtown Parking and Spending Money to Upkeep a Local Landmark

Early in the series, Heather went about out busting some commonly held myths when it comes to dog behavior.  Onthis episode, she updates and debunks some more myths as evidence has come forward that changes the way things are viewed.

-           Are dog’s truly “den animals”

-           How much should dog’s be made to “work” forattention

-           The use of collars

Brendan Dooley (Midwest Select Insurance), Troy Voss (Rockey Construction) and Wendy Hollenbeck (Security Financial Bank) square off in the April edition of this game show series.

They answer a series of general and local questions, all while sampling one of the 72 different self-pour offerings at The Phoenix in downtown Eau Claire

Dan touches on the results of last week's elections and where things go from here

Presented by Poquette, Donnellan and Schlewitz Law in Eau Claire, WI

Having an attorney have your back in a legal fight isessential, but hiring a lawyer can also help prevent a situation from getting to the acrimonious stage. She explains how using an attorney can help prevent arguments and disagreements later on. This is particularly the case in family,business and real estate law. Sarah Donnellan takes us through it all.

She also gives us the things people should keep in mind when starting a relationship (whether personal or business) that will assist greatly in the event things do dissolve.