Wausau Pilot and Review: An active community volunteer and honors student who aspires to continue helping her community in college has been named the first recipient of the Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and…
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WSAW: The second of three Circles of Faith meetings met at North Central Technical College Sunday. The meeting topic was to discuss challenges individuals had faced in their faiths, striving to create understanding and…
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Wausau Daily Herald: Wausau-area residents are invited to discuss faith and interfaith relations at a series of dialogues starting this weekend. Circles of Faith attendees will have a chance to share personal experiences, stories…
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WSAW: Some local junior high students are getting an early look at what college is like. Seventh graders from John Muir Middle School in Wausau took over the UW-Marathon County campus Wednesday for the…
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WZAW: Almost 400 people took an online survey, and more than 300 people participated in both listening sessions and dialogues in what organizers call the first ‘phase’ of the project. One takeaway from project…
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Wausau Daily Herald: WAUSAU – When it comes to making Wausau more inclusive for everyone, the work is just beginning. That was the message of a celebration event Friday held by Toward One Wausau,…
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WSAW: After 13 months, the Toward One Wausau project celebrated their accomplishments. Friday evening, they hosted a gathering to reveal what they’ve learned in that time. “The purpose for the project was to try…
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The Wausau Daily Herald published a piece to spread the word about the Final Celebration. Wausau Daily Herald: Event attendees will be able to share their reactions to Toward One Wausau’s takeaways. There will…
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WSAW: The community research initiative, “Towards One Wausau,” hosted its final community discussion session Monday to talk about issues of cultural diversity in the Wausau area. The free public dialogues were held at the…
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Wausau Daily Herald: WAUSAU – The best way to fix a problem is to know that there is one, said University of Wisconsin Marathon County student Jay Lee. “Fixing that can’t just be from…
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