Good morning, Eau Claire.

A local non-profit is challenging our community to join the Fast for World Hunger Day effort on May 28, where participants can pledge a 24‑hour water-only fast and collect donations from friends + family to help raise $10,000 for local food support and youth scholarships.

Wisconsin public libraries may lose key community services—like online research tools and interlibrary loan access—if IMLS funding expires in September, leaving officials unsure about future support.

The 117th Infantry Regiment of the 30th Infantry Division will honor Memorial Day with a three-day interactive World War II encampment at the Chippewa Area History Center from May 24th to 26th from 11 am to 5 pm — reenactors will also join the Memorial Day Parade on Monday.

The event will display authentic uniforms, vehicles, and memorabilia to bring the history alive.

Township Fire Department rescued a 1500-pound bull cow that fell into a manure pit inside a barn last Friday evening—firefighters used pike poles to drape hoses and attached them to a tractor bucket to lift it out.

Cellcom’s CEO Brighid Riordan said a cyber incident caused a 6-day service outage—prompting the company to work with cybersecurity experts, the FBI and Wisconsin officials to safely restore service by the end of the week.

The Pablo Center at the Confluence has announced its Season 8 lineup—featuring a Wicked Sing-Along on July 29, Wild World of Animals on August 12, performances by Grammy winner Amy Grant and Black Violin, The Great Gatsby by the World Ballet Company on October 12, and the percussion show Stomp from February 11-13, 2026.

Former Eau Claire County Treasurer Larry Lokken will remain in Wisconsin after his prison release next month—he requested permission to leave and sought the return of his seized belongings due to his previous life in Florida, but the court denied his request and is now reviewing his restitution payments from a 2015 theft case in which he and his assistant stole over $1.3 million from the county and were ordered to pay nearly $700K.

Pint-Sized Concert with Two High Strung

7-8 p.m. — The Brewing Projekt — Free entry — Enjoy local music, craft brews, and community spirit with Two High Strung.

Higher Ground Wrestling: The Future Clash Tournament

7:00 PM — The Plus — $15-$25 — Witness the thrilling showdown for the Future Clash Championship as Matt Honey defends his title against emerging challengers.

Clovers Daughter Concert

7:00 PM — The Plus — Free entry — Experience the heartfelt indie sounds of Noor Shami, a rising American Palestinian singer-songwriter.

One Night in Memphis

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Pablo Center at the Confluence — $41 - $62 — Experience a dynamic tribute to rock legends with performances from cast members of 'Million Dollar Quartet.'

Andy Immerman Live Performance

9 PM - 1 AM — The 410 Bar — Cost info not provided — Enjoy an evening of unique sounds blending organic and synthesized music from Eau Claire's own Andy Immerman.

On-Site Tour of Oakwood Homes Apartments

9 AM - 7 PM — Oakwood Homes Apartments — Free entry — Explore senior living options and enjoy a guided tour at top-rated community.

Jade Nicole Jones EP Release Show

7-9 p.m. — The Plus — $10 suggested donation — Experience the emotional acoustic storytelling of Jade Nicole Jones alongside local talents in a cozy venue.

Stefan Geisinger Band Live Performance

4-7 p.m. — River Jams — Free entry — Enjoy a vibrant mix of recognizable blues tunes and original songs from a talented local band.

Chippewa Valley FCA Junior Sports Camp

9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. — Fall Creek High School — $64 before June 2nd — Develop leadership skills and sports knowledge while learning about Jesus Christ.

Nick Foytik Band Performance

6:30 PM – 12:30 AM — Owen Park — Free entry — Experience an evening of soulful blues and rock from a talented Wisconsin musician.