Good morning, Eau Claire.

Heartbreakers Bar and Grill hosted its third annual end-of-summer vendor fair on Sunday at its restaurant grounds (over 30 independent vendors took part) to support the local community.

Organizers used low vendor fees to fund local musicians and offer a free raffle for attendees.

Over 150 dogs showed off their doggie paddle at Fairfax Pool on Sunday, Aug.

23 during the annual Doggie Swim Fest. The event featured pups of various sizes including pugs, pit bulls and golden retrievers.

Parents in Eau Claire are urged to check vaccination records, sports physicals, medication forms, bus schedules, and meal program details before classes begin.

They should also adjust sleep schedules and review safety rules to help students transition back to school.

Chippewa Valley Astronomical Society will host a public viewing of a partial lunar eclipse through telescopes at Phoenix Park on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. The group, known for monthly talks and Saturday viewings at Hobbs Observatory, invites local residents and visitors to learn about astronomy (details available onsite).

Candidate Derrick Van Orden held a sportsmen event in Eau Claire Saturday, Aug.

22 as he campaigned for Wisconsin's Third Congressional District. He discussed Second Amendment rights and criticized his opponent’s plan to ban the M4 rifle (joined by Bruce Westerman), and both candidates appear on the ballot Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Mount Simon Park hosted its third annual disc golf tournament on Sunday as casual players and seasoned competitors used identical unreleased discs to level the field.

Tournament Director Brandon Noskoviak said the event promoted community & equal play with low-cost entry encouraging everyone to try the sport.