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Aug 9 Primary Results: U.S. House, State Legislature, and Local Results

With the midterm elections coming up, the primary election was held this past Tuesday, August 9th to narrow down the candidates for the Fall General Election coming up on Tuesday, November 7th. Several primaries were needed for races closer to home including U.S House District 3, State Senate District 23, and State Assembly Districts 68…

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Aug 9 Primary Results: Statewide Elections

With the midterm elections coming up, the primary election was held this past Tuesday, August 9th to narrow down the candidates for the Fall General Election coming up on Tuesday, November 7th. Voter turnout in this election was about 26% percent for the larger races including Republican Governor Primary and the Democratic U.S. Senate primary,…

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August Blog: Workforce Connector

Failures In the workplace, when an employee or the company as a whole is working towards a goal, failure is an essential part of the process. Failure occurs when a goal isn’t achieved or a step to overcome a challenge isn’t overcome. While failure is never enjoyable, it’s also an essential part of the process.…

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August Blog: Workforce Connector

Importance of Pronouns Pronouns are meant to help individuals let others know how they identify. Pronouns can help workforce members make sure they keep an inclusive environment within the company. When a person shares their pronouns, they are expressing the pronouns that they want to be referred by. If an employee addresses another employee using…

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August Blog: The Perspective

Life Choices Choices that are made in everyday life are what help dictate actions and paths that are taken. Life choices can range from what is decided for dinner, which movie to watch, where to go school, and what to study for a career. Some choices that are made can have a bigger impact on…

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August Blog: The Perspective

Stereotypes Stereotypes are convenient lenses in which people in our society view other people. Stereotypes are used to categorize people of all types of characteristics like race, gender, area of residence, profession, culture, and area of study. What makes stereotypes harmful is how they are taught within society. People learn about stereotypes within the society…

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Election 2022: Guide to the August Primary Elections

It is officially election season in Wisconsin as candidates and voters get ready for the Primary on August 9 and the General Election on November 8. For Chippewa Valley Residents, there are several county wide races including Eau Claire County Sheriff and County Clerk of Circuit Court are on the ballot. Assembly Districts 67, 68,…

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July Blog: Workforce Connector

Enduring the Process Each member of a company’s workforce has goals he or she is looking to achieve in their career path. To achieve goals in a career path, every employee needs to endure a process to achieve the goal. While in the process, the employee will learn valuable lessons essential for the next step…

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July Blog: Workforce Connector

Leadership Styles The leadership of every company plays an important role in the success of the company. Every company has a different style of leadership that is needed based on the company’s situation and the workforce the leadership team is in charge of. There are five different styles of leadership companies can use to help…

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Ribbon Cutting: Royal Credit Union – Blazing Star Blvd.

Ribbon Cutting: Royal Credit Union – Blazing Star Blvd. Congratulations to Visionary Chamber investor, Royal Credit Union, on the opening of their newest branch location in Altoona at 1152 Blazing Star Blvd. A huge crowd was on hand to celebrate with a ribbon cutting!

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