Explore state parks, county campgrounds, and private sites across Chippewa County, offering rustic to amenity-rich camping with hiking, fishing, and lake access.
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Plan Fourth of July weekend in Chippewa County with live music, boat parades, family activities and fireworks displays in Chippewa Falls and nearby communities.
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The Aspen Institute named CVTC one of 10 finalists for the 2027 $1 million Aspen Prize, recognizing strong community college student and post-graduation outcomes.
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Plan your visit to the Northern Wisconsin State Fair July 8–12, 2026, with live music, rides, exhibits, fair food, midway games and a full weekly schedule.
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Chippewa County is accepting applications for a District 6 County Board supervisor vacancy, with the appointed term running through April 2028.
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Chippewa Valley Technical College District Board approves a balanced 2026-27 budget with higher expenditures, flat revenues, and a lower mill rate amid rising values.
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CVTC students from multiple programs debut RoboTap, a grant-funded robotic root beer cart project that builds technical skills and collaboration across campus.
Nearly 900 Wisconsin FCCLA members gathered in Baraboo for the State Leadership Conference, highlighting student leadership, competition, and community service.
PBS Wisconsin’s Field Notes on Climate series follows Teacher of the Year Brian Counselman and students as they investigate climate and water quality in Wisconsin.
Gov. Tony Evers highlights 2025 tourism records, including $27 billion in economic impact, nearly 118 million visits, and over $1.7 billion in state and local revenue.
The Aspen Institute named CVTC one of 10 finalists for the 2027 $1 million Aspen Prize, recognizing strong community college student and post-graduation outcomes.
Chippewa County is accepting applications for a District 6 County Board supervisor vacancy, with the appointed term running through April 2028.
Chippewa Valley Technical College District Board approves a balanced 2026-27 budget with higher expenditures, flat revenues, and a lower mill rate amid rising values.
CVTC students from multiple programs debut RoboTap, a grant-funded robotic root beer cart project that builds technical skills and collaboration across campus.
Recent CVTC respiratory therapy graduate Chukwunonso Offiah, a Nigerian immigrant and father, was named Wisconsin RT Student of the Year for his perseverance.
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Nearly 900 Wisconsin FCCLA members gathered in Baraboo for the State Leadership Conference, highlighting student leadership, competition, and community service.
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PBS Wisconsin’s Field Notes on Climate series follows Teacher of the Year Brian Counselman and students as they investigate climate and water quality in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin’s Farm to School Program closes the year with Muffin MAYnia, school garden tours in Tomah, and summer engagement through the Cucumber Crunch.
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Gov. Tony Evers and DATCP awarded $700,000 in 2026 Meat Processor Infrastructure Grants to 18 Wisconsin processors and highlighted broader agriculture investments.
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Gov. Tony Evers highlights 2025 tourism records, including $27 billion in economic impact, nearly 118 million visits, and over $1.7 billion in state and local revenue.
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Gov. Tony Evers marked Earth Week with a statewide tour, touting Wisconsin’s Trillion Trees Pledge progress and visits highlighting conservation and clean energy.
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Gov. Tony Evers approved an $8.55 million project to reconstruct and resurface WIS 35 in Siren, with traffic detours and completion expected in mid-October.