Good morning, Eau Claire.

Chippewa Valley Veterans Tribute will receive a $160K donation from an Altoona VFW to fund a new memorial honoring local Vietnam War veterans + the project is expected to be installed later this year.

VFW Post 10405 is donating $160,000 from its building sale to fund a Vietnam War memorial on the Veterans Tribute Trail in River Prairie Park that will feature a granite wall and a life-sized soldier; a matching campaign to raise $200,000 will launch at the end of this month.

Sydney Marx, an Eau Claire native, will serve as branch manager for the College Works Painting internship program, taking on a role that guides local interns in learning essential painting skills.

Her appointment brings fresh local leadership to the program.

Attorney General Josh Kaul joined a coalition on Tuesday to oppose a proposed federal student loan rule that would cap funding for graduate health programs, warning the measure may worsen local healthcare shortages + his office argued the cap does not reflect congressional intent.

Eau Claire City now offers a service request form for residents to report potholes directly to the streets division as spring drives more road wear.

The system aims to speed repairs and keep roads smooth.

Village Caregiving recognized care specialist Kyleah Mavis, one of over 4,300 employees, for her outstanding service with its 2026 National Caregiver Recognition Award, highlighting her commitment to providing supportive in-home care to local clients.

Valley Springs Artesian Gold, LLC recalled one-gallon bottled water products on Feb.

6 and later upgraded the recall to Class II on Feb. 26 due to unsanitary bottling conditions. Wisconsin consumers are advised to avoid using the affected water.

Team Hebert returned home with a gold medal from the World Junior Curling Championships (Mar.

4), while Eleva-Strum girls basketball prepares for sectional semifinals and Eau Claire Co-op gymnastics readies to compete at the state meet.

Whitney Cummings: Big Baby

7-10 p.m. — Pablo Center at the Confluence — $40+ — Enjoy an evening of laughs with acclaimed comedian Whitney Cummings.

Millennial Dance Party

10 PM – 5 AM — The Plus — $10 entry includes a free drink — Dance the night away with nostalgic tunes from the Millennial era.

Pizza Buffet and Open Mic Fundraiser

3-6 p.m. — The Plus — $15 for all-you-can-eat pizza — Enjoy live performances while supporting UWEC's Fostering Success program.

Clear Water Comedy Presents: Bailey Pope Live

7 PM — The Plus — Free entry — Enjoy a night of laughter with Bailey Pope and special guest Ryan Danley at this vibrant open mic event.

Sunday Funday Late-Night Board Games

9 p.m. - 1 a.m. — The Plus — Free entry — Engage in exciting board games with friends and family in a fun, all-ages atmosphere.

Nate Craig Live Comedy Show

7-9 p.m. — The Plus — $20 — Enjoy a night of laughter with Nate Craig, an internationally acclaimed comedian known for his stunning performances.

SubDocta at The 410

9:00 PM — The 410 Bar — $33.85 — Experience the beats of SubDocta, a rising star in the dubstep scene known for his West Coast Wobble sound.

Sunday Funday Board Games Night

9 p.m. — The Plus — Free entry — Enjoy a night of board games with prizes and themes for all ages.

Beginner’s Crochet Class

2:00 – 3:30 PM — Tickled Pink Makers Market — $35 per person — Learn to crochet a plush bee in a cozy class atmosphere.

Bags to Bunnies Workshop

10 AM – 12 PM — Decadent Gifts & Gallery — Cost details not specified — Create adorable posable bunnies from recycled materials with expert guidance.