UPDATE: The statue has been returned to St. Joseph's Church!
The Menomonie Police Department is seeking your help! A Mother Mary Statue was stolen from St. Joseph's Church. The statue sat on top of the fountain just outside the main entrance.
Statue Description:
- 3 to 4 feet tall
- Gray Concrete
If you have any information about the whereabouts of this statue or know who might have it, please get in touch with Officer Curtis from the Menomonie Police Department at (715) 232-1283.
We are looking to identify these two subjects involved in an ongoing investigation. Anyone with information can contact Investigator Gilbertson reference MPD 24-2772 at 715-232-1283 or make a tip on Dunn County Crimestoppers at 1-855-TIP-DUNN.
Celebrate the season of giving! Bring old winter gear to donate while enjoying holiday treats, photos with Santa and the company of others in a cozy, family friendly environment! And if you haven't toured this beautiful new freestanding birth center, get a look at the facilities while you're here.
DATE/TIME: Monday, December 9th, 5-8pm
LOCATION: TruLiving Birth Center, 321 13th Street SE Menomonie
HOSTED BY: TruLiving Birth Center in partnership with Matrescence Doula Services & Goodness + Grace Photography
COST: free
Please park along the fence on the 13th Street side. Come right through the gate and up to the front door and we will greet you!
Email birth center integrator Carly with any questions;[email protected]
Menomonie resident (and former MHS English teacher) Carol Diser-Ropella and her son Henry were on a special episode of Antiques Road show which aired this past Monday on PBS. It is a really great story. You can watch it HERE.
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The Stout Blue Devil's football team plays UW-Platteville this Saturday, November 16th at 1 pm at Williams Stadium. The WIAC conference championship is on the line.
A UW-Stout student is conducting research on mental health and well-being of the elderly in the United States. She is looking for adults 65 and above to complete a survey. It is 100% anonymous, and you may elect to discontinue the survey at any time during taking it. This survey will be live until Wednesday, November 20th. You can find the survey HERE.
Here's a story from Volume One about the TruLiving Birth Center (the big yellow house on Stout Road).
A new holiday light show/display is coming to Eau Claire. Read about it HERE.
Mad City Money is an annual learning event for Menomonie High School Juniors. WQOW was on hand to cover it. You can watch the newsclip HERE.
Options for Women is holding a diaper drive. Preferred diaper sizes are 2-6. Wipes and pull ups are also welcome. Items can be dropped off at Menomonie Alliance Church (502 21st Street, N) December 9th-13th from 9 am - 3 pm.
Friends of the Red Cedar State Trail and Hoffman Hills will hold their annual meeting on Tuesday, November 19th.
UW-Stout Anthropology Professor, Dr. Tina Lee will speak on "LAKES REU: Key Takeaways for the Environment and our Community."
Prior to Prof. Lee's presentation, the board of the Friends of the Red Cedar Trail and Hoffman Hills will summarize the activities and work by the Friends and the DNR this year.
Come hear, groove, and tap your feet to some of the most exciting music to come out of the jazz genre! The Blue Devil Jazz Orchestra is proud to present “Jazz from the Legends”. You will hear selections made famous by Miles Davis, Charles Mingus, Nat King Cole, Duke Ellington, and more! 7pm on Saturday, November 16th, 2024, in the Great Hall of the Memorial Student Center.
Join us for the Holiday Craft and Vendor Showcase, a fantastic opportunity to support the Menomonie Boys Soccer team while enjoying a festive day! This exciting event will take place on November 16, from 9 AM to 3 PM at Menomonie High School. You'll have the chance to explore a wide variety of unique crafts and products from talented local vendors. From handmade gifts and decorations to delicious treats and seasonal items, there's something for everyone on your holiday shopping list.
Not only will you find special gifts for your loved ones, but you will also be supporting over 100 local artisans and businesses. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to give back to the community while getting a head start on your holiday shopping. Mark your calendars and prepare for a delightful day at the Holiday Craft and Vendor Showcase!
