Good morning, Eau Claire.

Two Men and a Truck is holding the Movers for Moms campaign during April — partnering with local businesses and Bolton Refuge House — to collect canned food, personal items, and basic home supplies from drop-off points in Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Altoona, and Lake Hallie for moms in need.

Beaver Creek Reserve now offers a new all-terrain wheelchair that has caterpillar tracks for navigating sand, mud, and ice & other surfaces.

It is free to use with a fifty-dollar deposit that is returned when the chair is in good condition and was purchased with a grant from the Aging and Disability Resource Center.

UW-Eau Claire named alumna Dr. Kara Metzger as the new director of athletic bands today—she is a 2016 Blugold graduate and a Waukesha native set to help the marching band grow.

She returns to the university that helped shape her career and plans to build on the ensemble’s strong traditions.

Eau Claire City Council is considering a change to the city’s tree ordinance that has not been updated since the 1970s—its resolution would create a board to develop new tree rules after complaints about tree removal during construction.

Council will vote on the resolution today.

Kathryn Schauf, the Eau Claire County Administrator, announced she will retire on July 10 — her last day is July 9 — after years of service to the county and she thanked the board for their support.

Eau Claire City Council will vote today on a re-zoning ordinance for the annexed Evergreen Terrace plot that has stirred controversy among town of Washington residents—locals were surprised by the unexpected plan.

If approved, construction will soon begin.

County Health Rankings and Roadmaps released data that showed Eau Claire County was slightly above the state average but lagged in mental health and substance misuse, with 35% of adults feeling lonely and 24% reporting heavy drinking.

Director Lieske Giese and UW-Eau Claire’s Dr. Briana Rockler said the study highlights a need for more affordable housing and improved mental health services to boost community well-being.

UW-Health released a statewide report showing Eau Claire County ranks above average in flu vaccinations, mammogram screenings and access to primary care, although the data highlighted the need for improved mental health support and a reduction in excessive drinking.

Health director Lieske Giese said the department will work with local stakeholders to address these challenges following the loss of some primary care providers.

The Flaming Doublewides Live Performance

8 p.m. | The Plus | $10 suggested donation | Enjoy a night of swamp-rockin' tunes from Eau Claire's favorite cover band.

On-Site Tour of Senior Living Community

9 a.m.-7 p.m. | Oak Gardens Place | Free admission | Explore award-winning senior living benefits and activities at this top-rated community.

Technique Tuesday - Landscapes, Trees, & Water

6-8 p.m. — Decadent Gifts & Gallery — Cost of ticket required — Explore whimsical landscapes with guidance from a local artist in an intimate class setting.

Couples' Comedy Night Featuring Yakov Smirnoff and Mark Gungor

7:30 p.m. — Pablo Center at the Confluence — $60+ — Enjoy an evening of laughter with legendary comedian Yakov Smirnoff and relationship expert Mark Gungor.

Mat Alano-Martin Live Comedy Show

8:00 PM — The Plus — $10 adv ($15 door) — Enjoy a night of laughter with comedian Mat Alano-Martin, sharing his unique stories from years on the road.

Junkin' Market Days - Eau Claire Spring 2025

4-7 p.m. — Eau Claire Event District — $5 admission, free for kids 12 and under — Discover a charming marketplace of vintage finds and unique goods from local vendors.

Midwest MetaParaCon

3 PM – 10 PM — 5150 Old Mill Plaza, Eau Claire, WI — Admission details pending — Dive into a captivating world of metaphysical and paranormal exploration.

Chippewa Valley Bee Expo

9 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Northern Wisconsin State Fairgrounds — $15 GA, FREE for 10/under — Explore presentations and demos focused on bees, gardening, and honey crafts.

Whimsy Workshop: Inside Buildings and Furniture

6-8 p.m. — Decadent Gifts & Gallery — $22.13 — Unleash your creativity by drawing whimsical indoor scenes from your favorite characters.

R3 Recreational Sports Day

12:30-2:30 p.m. — Bowl Winkle's — Free entry — Enjoy a fun afternoon of unified bowling with R3 UCS students and teachers.