Good morning, Eau Claire.

Registration is now open for the 10th Miracle League of the Chippewa Valley, a baseball program for players (ages 4–19) with disabilities at Miracle Field in Eau Claire.

The eight-week season begins in June and registration for players and volunteers ends March 3.

WESTconsin Credit Union in Eau Claire is hosting a Hearts for Hope fundraiser supporting children's hospitals; a $5 donation earns a paper heart, and proceeds benefit Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare and Gundersen Health System (La Crosse).

The event began Monday, Feb. 2 and runs through Valentine's Day.

UW-Eau Claire hosts a Martin Luther King Jr. Day exhibit opening and award presentation today from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Alumni Room at Davies Center; the exhibit honors social justice and campus figures and will be on view throughout Black History Month.

DeLong Middle School teacher Lizzy Ehrenberg won the Golden Apple Award for her leadership and care for all students.

The award came with a $500 grant for both the teacher & the school, provided by Lasker Jewelers to support classroom improvements.

UW-Eau Claire hosted a WWII pilots training program for about 1,000 soldiers during a 15‐month wartime course in the 1940s, converting campus spaces into barracks and classrooms.

The university preserves soldiers’ letters and service awards that affirm the program as one of the top in the western region.

The UW–Madison Division of Extension will host the Chippewa Valley Healthy Water Summit on March 20 to teach local residents about water quality and provide practical information.

This one-day event aims to increase awareness and help protect local water sources.

Nominations for the Second Annual Friend of Human Services Award are open until Feb.

13 — community members may nominate local individuals, businesses, or nonprofits who enhance services provided by ECCDHS. The award honoree will be recognized at the Human Services Board meeting on April 13.

Texas Roadhouse in Eau Claire held its charity night on Monday for Tinnitus Awareness Week by donating proceeds to the American Tinnitus Association to fund research + expand education while honoring its late founder, Kent Taylor; the event marked its fifth annual fundraiser.

The Eau Claire City-County Health Department has shared tips to protect residents from carbon monoxide poisoning by advising people to install working detectors on every level & use proper procedures with generators and fuel-burning appliances.

Monday night, top prep girls basketball teams in Western Wisconsin played as Colfax beat Spring Valley, Neillsville topped Assumption, and Webster stayed undefeated by beating Cadott while Eau Claire Memorial squared with Hudson; in boys hoops, Altoona earned its ninth straight win over McDonell.

Twilight Bowl Performance

7:30 p.m. — Chippewa Valley Theatre Guild — Ticket information available — Experience the magic of live theater with the Twilight Bowl presentation.

xox-EAU 5K Fun Run

Run the delightful xox-EAU 5K — 8 a.m. — River Prairie Park — Entry fee required — Enjoy lighthearted exercise in a vibrant community run.

Ben Mulwana Concert

7:15 PM — Pablo Center at the Confluence — $20 — Experience soul-filled storytelling through music with Ben Mulwana on his 'Soul Case' tour.

Jessica Schoettle Book Release & Signing Event

6:15 PM to 8:00 PM — Dotters Books — Free entry — Celebrate the launch of Jessica's heartfelt book series about motherhood and personal growth.

CVSO: Peter and the Wolf - Traditional Concert

2-5 p.m. — Pablo Center at the Confluence — Explore the magic of orchestral music with Prokofiev’s enchanting tale alongside student artwork displays.