McKenna Scherer
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Ambitious Regional 10-Year Destination Master Plan Launches In Eau Claire (opens the original)
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McKenna Scherer, photos by Andrea Paulseth | October 1, 2026 What are things outsiders get wrong about Eau Claire? What’s the best thing that’s happened here in the past five years? What are some of the things that could keep this community from thriving in the near future? Those are some of the questions strategic planning firm Corragio Group asked a few dozen locals during the invite-only “Destination Master Plan Kickoff” workshop event on Sept. 9. The Destination Master Plan (DMP) project is
Spooky Season Movie Night Done Right At Micon Cinemas (opens the original)
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What pairs better with a blood red slush puppy and salty popcorn than a classic horror flick? All month long, Micon Cinemas is putting some of the most iconic thrillers and scary movies back on the big screen for just $5 a pop. Exclusively at the local chain's Oakwood Mall (4800 Golf Rd., Eau Claire), evening and nighttime shows – part of the "Horror Classics" series – will return week after week, beginning Friday, Oct. 2. Right now, the first film's showtimes are published and include an 8pm sh
Daughtry Will Play Pablo Center During 20th Anniversary Tour (opens the original)
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Daughtry will return to the Chippewa Valley on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2027, as part of the multi-award-winning band's “20 Years Unplugged” tour. Announced today, Sept. 29, locals will have their second chance in about as many years to see the modern rock outfit perform closer to home – this time, at the Pablo Center at the Confluence (128 Graham Ave., Eau Claire). A limited allotment of $20 tickets will also be available while supplies last, according to a recent media release. Those $20 promotional
Fresh Poké & Bingsu Shaved Ice Are On The Menu In Chippewa Falls (opens the original)
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Entrepreneurship New Restaurants Food+Drink McKenna Scherer, photos by Andrea Paulseth | September 29, 2026 Wisconsin is best known for its rich agricultural roots and products – dairy, specifically, but cranberries and ginseng make that list too – likely followed by the Green Bay Packers and the Great Lakes, among others. What may not immediately come to mind, is diversity. Cultural diversity in the food scene, and in western Wisconsin specifically, has some growing to do. In the Chippewa Valle
MUM’S THE WORD: The Reigning Blooms Of Fall (opens the original)
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Right now, Midwesterners are trading their lush green gardens and annual plants for corn stalks, pumpkins and pots of chrysanthemums. The latter, affectionately known as mums, are just as easy to come across as ready-to-carve pumpkins – but why is that? I rang up Ben Polzin, owner of Eau Claire’s Down to Earth Garden Center (6025 Arndt Lane), to ask that question. Naturally, he schooled me with fast facts about mums. “Mums naturally bloom in the fall,” Ben said, making mums a short-day bloom. “O
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