County to vote on event startup costs
Eau Claire County is slated to set $20,000 aside for startup costs leading up to hosting Farm Technology Days in 2020. The County Board will vote during its 7 p.m. Tuesday meeting at the courthouse, 721 Oxford Ave., about allocating the money from its contingency fund. Read More
New TSA security rule now at CVRA
Air travelers are now asked to remove tablet computers and other electronics larger than a cellphone from their carry-on luggage so they can be scanned separately at the security checkpoint at Eau Claire's airport. Transportation Security Administration officials started using the new procedures earlier … Read More
It’s ‘One Shining Moment’ that will live in NCAA tournament history
The University of Maryland Baltimore County literally carved a name for itself on the college basketball landscape Friday night in Charlotte, N.C., by becoming the first 16 seed in history to defeat a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. It came in a stunning 74-54 magic carpet ride over …
Telegram bars Iranians from buying Gram cryptocurrency over sanctions
TEHRAN, Mar. 17 (MNA) – People who are on the sanctions list of the US, UK, European Union or United Nations, including Iran, will not be allowed to take part in Telegram Open Network initial coin offerings (ICOs) and will be forbidden from buying Gram cryptocurrency by the official Telegram …
Advanced Degrees 3/17/18
Eau Claire: Katie Anderson, master of school counseling; Samantha Behnke, master of school counseling; Reide Bibeau, master of clinical mental health counseling; Amanda Cowan, master of clinical mental health counseling; Katherine Hultman, master of school psychology; Megan Pierce, master of … Read More
Campus work resumes over break
Construction of outdoor classrooms, new pathways and updated utility lines on UW-Eau Claire's lower campus will resume next week. Related. Eau Claire County sales tax riding high. Work on the Garfield Avenue corridor project slowed down during the current academic year but will resume while … Read More
Russia summons British ambassador over spy poisoning dispute
Russia's Foreign Ministry summoned the British ambassador to Russia on Saturday in a deepening geopolitical dispute over a nerve agent attack on a former spy in Britain. Russia is expected to announce the expulsion of British diplomats and possibly other measures in a retaliatory move. British Prime … Read More
Lions Club celebrates 25th anniversary of the Bunny Breakfast
FILE PHOTO: Children are entetained by a juggler during the annual Bunny Breakfast hosted by the Midland Northside Lions Club on April 8, 2017, at Midland Park Mall. James Durbin/Reporter-Telegram. FILE PHOTO: Children are entetained by a juggler during the annual Bunny Breakfast hosted by … Read More
Keller expanding public arts as part of $4.25 million in Old Town improvements
Now, the city is growing its Old Town rotating sculpture program this spring. Six new pieces will join the five existing sculptures as part of $4.25 million in recent improvements to the area. The five currently in place were installed last year within a six-block radius south of Keller Parkway …
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