Advocacy
Eggs & Issues: The Business of City Government
Eggs & Issues: The Business of City Government Eggs & Issues: June 18th, 2026 The Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its Eggs & Issues event on June 18th, featuring Eau Claire City Council President Jeremy Gragert, City Manager Dave Solberg, and Finance Director Kitzie Winters for a discussion on “The Business of City…
Read MoreThe Lesser of Two Evils: Why your primary vote matters
The Lesser of Two Evils: Why your primary vote matters June 30, 2026 The Lesser of Two Evils: Why your primary vote matters Election day: August 11th As the upcoming primary election approaches, we wanted to share important voting information and key deadlines to help you make a plan to participate. Why Primary Elections…
Read MorePublic Meetings Calendar
This calendar is updated weekly based upon information available on the calendars of local public entities in Eau Claire County. This information is subject to change and depends upon the accuracy of the information from the source. Wisconsin Political Calendar Local Public Meetings City of Altoona Mayor and City Council Members • Thursday, May 14,…
Read MoreOverview of the Sacred Heart Hospital
Overview of the Sacred Heart Hospital April 24, 2026 Overview Below, you can learn about the history of the hospital, including several expansions, sales developments, and where it stands today. All sources used are listed at the bottom of this page. The Past The original 3-story hospital, built in 1890, measured 35 by 54…
Read MoreA Dive into Campus Political Engagement
A Dive into Campus Political Engagement April 24, 2026 In an effort to highlight student civic engagement, the Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce recently surveyed student-led political organizations at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Both the College Republicans and College Democrats were invited to share their perspectives on the recent local election, answering identical…
Read More2026 Spring Election Results
2026 Spring Election Results April 14, 2026 Results are in! View the winners for seats in the City of Eau Claire, City of Altoona, school boards, Eau Claire County, and neighboring villages below. WI State Supreme Court One Seat, 10-year term Candidates Chris Taylor – 60.1% Maria Lazar – 39.8% Eau Claire County County…
Read MoreCandidate Questionnaire Response: Philip Lyons, Eau Claire School Board
Candidate Questionnaire Response: Philip Lyons, Eau Claire School Board April 3, 2026 See below questions asked by the Chamber, and the following “responses” from the listed candidate. Candidate: Philip Lyons Running for: Candidate for Eau Claire School Board Workforce Development & Career Preparation: How will you as a School Board member ensure that ECASD students graduate…
Read More2026 Spring Election Candidate Questionnaire Responses
2026 Spring Election Candidate Questionnaire Responses April 3, 2026 With the Spring election approaching and a number of offices on the ballot, the Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce reached out to candidates with questions regarding their stance on different issues within the community. Hear from candidates running for the Eau Claire County Board of…
Read MoreCandidate Questionnaire Response: Bob Swanson, Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors, District 29
Candidate Questionnaire Response: Bob Swanson, Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors, District 29 March 26, 2026 See below questions asked by the Chamber, and the following “responses” from the listed candidate. Candidate: Bob Swanson Running for: Incumbent for District 29, Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors Collaboration and Regional Leadership: Many issues — from economic growth…
Read MoreCandidate Questionnaire Response: Kirk Dahl, Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors, District 14
Candidate Questionnaire Response: Kirk Dahl, Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors, District 14 March 26, 2026 See below questions asked by the Chamber, and the following “responses” from the listed candidate. Candidate: Kirk Dahl Running for: Incumbent for District 14, Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors Collaboration and Regional Leadership: Many issues — from…
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