Buildings and Sites
Middle school students gets taste of work in Chippewa Falls
Nearly 400 Chippewa Falls middle school students learned about careers and work readiness through a Junior Achievement program.
12 area business leaders presented the JA in a Day program at Chippewa Falls Middle School.
Local entrepreneur Heather Mishefske, owner of Eau Claire dog day care, training, grooming and massage business emBARK, gave the keynote presentation.
Dozens of area businesses also participated in a career expo that gave students information on jobs available in the Chippewa Valley and skills needed to get them.
Junior Achievement, an organization that teaches work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy to students, sponsored the event.
Photos
More Topics
A recently expanded Eau Claire studio with rental units and gallery space for artists has been named winner of this year’s Paragon Economic Impact Award.
Artisan Forge Studios, 1106 Mondovi Road, has been selected as winner of the award presented by the Eau Claire Area Economic Development Corp. and...
Dylan Bush held a small electronics board in his hand in early January and pointed out all its tiny, colorful knobs and wires.
With ease, he explained how the object — called an Arduino — can help tinkerers build devices that interact with the physical world. It’s become a favored tool...
The Assembly approved a $6.8 million advertising campaign to attract young workers to Wisconsin.
The funding expands a Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. advertising campaign from Chicago to other Midwestern cities. Part of the package would fund a nationwide effort to recruit veterans transitioning to the civilian workforce.
Republicans...