Good morning, Eau Claire.

Marshfield Clinic announced Friday that it donated $90,000 to United Way of Wisconsin to support local health programs in areas including Chippewa Valley, Rice Lake, and Taylor County.

The funding will help improve well-being in underserved communities.

Burlington held a ribbon cutting Friday morning on Commonwealth Avenue next to Boot Barn, opening its off-price store that will offer name brand products, create 65 jobs and donate $5,000 to Flynn Elementary via its AdoptAClassroom program.

Micon Cinemas is busy this week with Obsession showing exclusively at its Eau Claire spot and In the Grey screening in Chippewa Falls and Oakwood Mall — Top Gun films, Shrek, family movies, and kids’ series also play, and tickets go on sale for next week's Mandalorian and Grogu.

The Eau Claire Sculpture Tour returned with 35 new installations across downtown, on city trails, and in parks including River Prairie Park in Altoona and in Menomonie — sculptures range from big fish to playful animals.

Local school board leaders urged state lawmakers to resume negotiations after a $1.8 billion funding deal died in the Senate earlier this week (fearing class sizes and programs may suffer) and they called for renewed efforts to lower property taxes.

On Friday, 5th graders from all 13 district elementary schools competed in track and field events at Memorial High School, including the 200-meter race, 50-meter dash (and long jump); they described the day as a memorable bonding experience before entering 6th grade.

The Day Resource Center in Eau Claire is set to receive a $600K state grant to support its One Better Way Campaign for those facing homelessness.

Western Dairyland has raised nearly $5.3 million toward its $6.4 million goal as part of a larger $50 million statewide investment.

Friday, Boyceville hosted Mondovi in a Dunn-St Croix baseball game where the Bulldogs won 9-7.

Baldwin-Woodville stayed undefeated in prep softball while Cadott held a track invite. Eau Claire North and UW-La Crosse also played soccer and baseball games.

Mike Stanley Live Comedy Show

7:00 PM — The Plus — $10 adv, $15 door — Experience the wit and warmth of renowned comedian Mike Stanley in a night of unforgettable stand-up.

The 715 Hawaiian Shirt Hullabaloo

5-9 p.m. — The Brewing Projekt — Free entry — Kick off summer with drink specials and tropical vibes in your best Hawaiian shirt.

Wayne Manthey Drum Making Workshop

12-4 p.m. — Everest Collective — $160-$190 | Limited Registration — Create your own drum while building friendships and enjoying a unique storytelling experience.

Name That Tune Trivia: Disney Film Edition

7-8:30 p.m. — The Plus — Free entry — Test your Disney music knowledge for a chance to win prizes and enjoy a fun trivia night.

Mandala Creation Class

6-8 p.m. — Decadent Gifts & Gallery — $50 plus fees — Unleash your creativity by painting mandalas on vinyl records and practice mindfulness in a calming atmosphere.

Sunday Funday: Late-Night Board Games

9 PM - 1 AM — The Plus — Free entry — Enjoy an exciting night of board games with demos, prizes, and community fun.

Wire Wrapped Swords Jewelry Class

6-8 p.m. — Decadent Gifts & Gallery — Cost varies — Learn to craft wire jewelry shaped like medieval swords with no prior experience needed.

Winery and Distillery Trolley Tour

1:30-5 p.m. — Volume One & The Local Store — Cost includes samples — Experience scenic views and enjoy guided tastings at three local wineries and distilleries.

Eraser Stamp Carving Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Decadent Gifts & Gallery — Beginner-friendly — Create your own unique designs by carving stamps from erasers in this engaging workshop.

Akeem Woods Comedy Shows

Evening performances — The Plus — Tickets required — Enjoy three nights of laughter with Akeem Woods, a celebrated comedian from NYC's Comedy Cellar.