Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 1st of September.
Good morning, Eau Claire.
Fall Creek Public Library is packing its books and materials as volunteers help prepare for its move to a new facility—a building that will also house village offices and community rooms.
High school students join on Tuesday as the library plans a soft opening on Sep. 14 and village offices shift from Sep. 2 to Sep. 9.
Local school districts are planning referendums to boost school facilities as the new term begins.
Altoona’s restructured loan will save taxpayers $7 million — Augusta trimmed its budget with staff cuts, and Bloomer will hold a $77 million referendum on Nov. 3 to fund improvements.
A massive crowd of new Blugolds ran up the hill Monday afternoon at UW-Eau Claire—about 1,500 students braved 90-degree heat to earn a free t-shirt and enjoy staff support.
Chancellor Edwin Martini said the event builds camaraderie for incoming students.
Residents rallied Monday at the DNR service center in Eau Claire as a judge ruled the state must add stricter groundwater protections to Ridge Breeze Dairy's expansion permit.
Local farmers say the ruling marks an early step to address long-standing water quality issues.
A display of 139 purple flags is set outside the Eau Claire Government Center to honor residents who died from overdose between 2018 and 2025 (96 with opioids) on International Overdose Awareness Day.
Free Narcan and fentanyl testing strips are available at the County Jail lobby to support locals.
John Gyorfi leads a community walk every Saturday at 9 a.m. at Phoenix Park Bridge to encourage health and fitness in the area.
The event welcomes people of all ages and plans to expand with additional health advocacy efforts in the future.
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