Good morning, Eau Claire.

The Chippewa Valley Veterans Tribute Foundation hosted a Memorial Day ceremony and dedication at River Prairie Park to honor veterans who gave their lives and those still in service.

The event featured legacy stones, benches + a welcome home statue built with support from American Phoenix Incorporated.

Hundreds of people will join the ALS Association's Walk to Defeat ALS in Chippewa Falls on Saturday, May 31 at Irvine Park to raise funds for research.

Participants may register before the event or on Saturday starting at 8:30 a.m. with the walk beginning at 10 a.m. (Lou Gehrig’s Disease).

Severe winds knocked a center stone from its post at Augusta Veterans Park and officials replaced it—costing several thousand dollars—to honor past, present and future veterans.

American Legion Post 291 commander Eric Ries said the rededicated stone reminds the community of the sacrifices made for freedom.

Downtown businesses in Eau Claire face challenges as construction closes North Barstow Street until June 20, reducing parking and access for customers.

Owners like Beth Schwartz are adjusting store hours to serve their community better — while the city offers free parking in the North Barstow Parking Ramp— and they hope support remains strong during the work.

Last night, May 27, Tuesday Night Blues kicked off at Owen Park with Kings and Associates, an Australian electric blues band, performing at 6:30 p.m.—free concerts will run every Tuesday through August with Brickhouse Pub and Grub as a backup venue if weather calls for it.

The Eau Claire City Council voted to support a film and television production incentive program and to reestablish a Wisconsin Film Office to encourage local film crews and businesses.

The measure, part of Governor Tony Evers’ budget proposal, promises low-risk, high-reward benefits—officials expect it will boost local production and storytelling—if the legislation passes.

Eau Claire County has begun its search for a new county administrator.

The county will review applications and plan interviews in the coming weeks to fill the position.

On May 27, top track and field athletes competed at regionals across Western Wisconsin while prep softball teams played in the WIAA Tournament semifinal round, with matchups featuring Eau Claire North vs. Menomonie, Eau Claire Memorial vs. Chippewa Falls, and Loyal/Greenwood vs. McDonell—marking a busy day in local sports.

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.

ValleyKil and Dead Ambers Live

8 p.m. — The Plus — $5 — Enjoy a high energy rock show featuring local talents ValleyKil and Dead Ambers.

Summer Sunday Concert Series: Emily V Live at The Plus

7-8 p.m. — The Plus — By donation to artist — Enjoy a night of diverse musical performances by hospice music therapist Emily V on the outdoor patio.

Celebrate the 715 with Wisconsin Makers Market

10 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Eau Claire Expo Center — Free entry — Enjoy local creations, live music, and fun activities for all ages.