Monday, January 13, 2025

1/13/25 Morning Show Highlights!

Best 5: New Testament vs. Old Testament; Acts 10:29-33
Number of the Day
Weekend Recap
Monday Morning Jokes
Holiday Decorations can Stay Up All Year
The Most Irritating Pieces of Technology

1/12/25 CVTW: Voter ID; Say Yes Missions Homeless Shelter

Chippewa Valley This Week

In this week's GOP radio address, State Senate Majority Leader, Devin LeMahieu(R-Oostburg) touts the Senate's passage of an amendment to enshrine voter ID requirements in the state Constitution, and Rep. Rob Summerfield expressed his support as well, with a comment from a news conference this week in Chippewa Falls. In the week's Democratic radio address Gov. Evers says he'll propose requiring the Legislature to allow Wisconsinites to put binding referenda on the ballot. Also, Say Yes Missions Co-Founder, Kandi Marticorena, and Taisha Smith, a volunteer, comment on the shelter that just opened at 412 Washington St. in Eau Claire.

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Saturday, January 11, 2025

1/5/25 CVTW: Health Care; Radon Awareness, and More

Chippewa Valley This Week

In this week's show: Sanford Health and Marshfield Clinic Health System announcer their completed merger; Marshfield Clinic Lake Hallie Center expands urgent care hours to now include weekends; The Eau Claire City-County Health Dept. encourages people to make their home safer by testing for radon this month; Gun-Safety advocates call on WI lawmakers to take action, with audio from Lindsey Nicols, policy director at the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence; WI ends year on a high note in clean energy, with audio from Oliver Schmitz, associate dean for research innovation, College of Engineering, UW-Madison; Farm Bill extension brings both relief and uncertainty for WI farmers, with audio from Paul Mitchell, professor of agriculture and applied economics at UW-Madison; 78th Alice in Dairyland Applications open through Jan. 31st; In this week's Democratic radio address Gov. Evers highlights his 2024 accomplishments and in the week's GOP radio address State Sen. Cory Tomczyk(R-Mosinee) says his party plans to push tax cut bills this session.

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1/10/25 Morning Show Highlights!

Best 5: LA Fires Continue; Praying for Jason's Hospitalized Stepdad
Tea Drinkers Live Longer
Humor in the Headlines
Funds Needed to Keep Our Kindness Jar Going
Best of the Week

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1/10/25 Basketball: Eau Claire North 63, Chippewa Falls Lady Cardinals 32

After watching Eau Claire North(7-6, 2-3) score the first 17 points of the game Chippewa Falls(1-10, 0-5) outscored the Huskies 12-10 to go into intermission down 27-12. The Huskies then scored the first 17 points of the second half as well on their way to a 63-32 win.

WOGO "RadioActive" Award Watch:
Junior, Riley Terhark, and freshman, Tenley Anderson, led the Cards in scoring with 7 points a piece, while Senior, Sarah Chaffee, added 6.

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Thursday, January 9, 2025

1/9/25 Basketball: Fall Creek 45, McDonell Lady Macks 31

On the road in a battle to maintain sole possession of first place in the conference standings, the Lady Macks (6-6, 4-1 Western Cloverbelt Conference) struggled to score in the first half against the lengthy and experienced Crickets (8-3, 4-1 WCC), who led by eight at the break.

In the second half, Fall Creek found their rhythm offensively while McDonell continued to struggle, and though the Lady Macks made a late push, the Crickets maintained a comfortable lead and vaulted themselves into a three-way tie for first with McDonell and Regis.

WOGO "RadioActive" Award Watch:

Sophomore guard Erin Siegenthaler led the way for the Lady Macks with 11 points, while her twin sister, guard/forward Anne Siegenthaler, was close behind with 9.