Good morning, Eau Claire.

Community members gathered Saturday at Memorial High School for the 68th Paul Bunyan Flapjack Day fundraiser by the Kiwanis Club of Eau Claire; the breakfast from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. featured pancakes, sausage, and guest appearances by Pancake Man plus Paul Bunyan, with proceeds supporting local children’s programs.

Volunteers with Can Do Canines brought a pack of service dogs in training to Maple Harvest Apple Orchard on Saturday to help the dogs adjust to public settings and enjoy apple picking in an accessible environment.

The Eau Claire River Watershed Coalition invites residents to rank water quality in local lakes and streams through an eight to twelve minute survey.

The input will guide plans to keep waters clean and soil healthy across the watershed near downtown.

Fall events like the Ginormous Pumpkin Festival and cranberry celebrations continue this weekend, while the weather stays cool with temps in the 50s early and rising to the low 70s by afternoon with scattered showers.

Residents should dress in layers and plan for mixed conditions today.

Prep football in Western Wisconsin saw action Saturday, Sept.

26 when Glenwood City defeated Elmwood and Plum City to remain undefeated. Meanwhile, UW-Eau Claire men’s soccer lost its first match to the University of Chicago in a contest ranked among the top 20.