Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of July.
Good morning, Eau Claire.
The city of Eau Claire invites local artists to submit proposals for a new public mural that explores themes of cultural inclusion and belonging.
The mural will be painted (17 ft x 43.5 ft) at the Transit Transfer Center, with proposals due by Aug. 6 and notifications by Aug. 26.
This summer, nine middle and high school teachers attended a UWEC camp in Eau Claire to learn updated material science experiments.
Led by Matthew Jewell and Anne Kavicky, the training will help educators bring fresh lab content to their classrooms — while strengthening local ties with manufacturers.
The Eau Claire City Council moved forward with a city wide composting program, and Thomas Payeur explained its impact on local gardens on Tuesday night at 10.
The program (aiming to reduce waste and improve soil health) reflects the council’s push for green initiatives.
UW Health Kids has unveiled a new pediatric imaging suite expected to double interventional radiology procedures — it is the first site in the world to use a GE HealthCare imaging machine built for pediatric care.
Eau Claire North has named C.J.
Koehler as its new baseball head coach—succeeding Jordan Fish’s move to athletic director. Koehler, a special education teacher and former coach at Port Washington High, will lead the team starting in the 2027 season.
Zak Toscani Live Comedy Show
7:00 PM — The Plus — $15 adv, $20 door — Experience the unique voice and wit of Zak Toscani in an intimate comedy setting.
37th Annual Charity Golf Outing
8:30 a.m. — Hickory Hills Golf Course — $100 — Enjoy a fun day of golfing, games, food, and networking while supporting a good cause.
Sunday Funday – Late-Night Board Games
9 p.m. — The Plus — Free entry — Enjoy an evening of board games with a vast library and fun prizes for all ages.
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