EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) - A new book by a local Chippewa Valley author shares an adventure through Eau Claire's past and present. "Oh Claire! Lost at Half Moon Lake," a new kid's chapter book by local ...

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Grace Ellsworth, the Oklahoma State Daughter of the American Revolution (DAR) Regent, and her assistant, Vanessa Seward, were ...

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What happens when your former rival is the only available person you can date in a reality TV show? You fake date, of course!

Hundreds of Iowa schools have not removed any books under the law, according to an exclusive Des Moines Register statewide ...

Next time you’ve got money to share or time to spare, give Debra Siemsen a call. She’s the new part-time program manager at United Way of McLeod County. She joined the local nonprofit ...

H-F Chronicle editor Eric Crump offers his opinions on the Trump administration killing off diversity, equity and inclusion ...

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With such a vast catalog of novels, reading Stephen King can feel overwhelming, yet there are a choice few books that are the perfect place to start.

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