Monday, September 2, 2024

9/1/24 CVTW: Hope Village Groundbreaking

Chippewa Valley This Week

This program features highlights from Hope Village's August 26th groundbreaking ceremony in Chippewa Falls. They celebrated surpassing their capital campaign goal of $2.7M, reaching close to $2.8M. They celebrated the great cost-saving measures of the Chi-High Green Team(noted in the broadcast) and they broke ground on their affordable housing development which will consist of 28 units, including 3 six-plex buildings with 2 and 3-bedroom units and 5 duplexes with one-bedroom units. We hear from Founder/Exec. Dir., Mike Cohoon; Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez; WI Dept. of Admin. Asst. Deputy Secty., Diana Maas; Chippewa Falls Mayor, Greg Hoffman; Hope Village Board President, Dick Hebert; Chippewa County Board Supervisor, George Rohmeyer; Hope Village Board Secty, Ruth Rosenow; Chippewa Falls graduate, Madison Hunt; and Landmark Church Pastor, Brad Crocker.

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9/2/24 Morning Show Highlights!

BEST 5: "Identity" devotion based on Psalm 87 from "Soil of the Divine"
Birthday's/Promise of the Day(Acts 17;24-25)
Weekend Recap
Chef Tom on Why Guys Should Attend "Man Alive" 9/12-15 in Osceola, WI
Everything's Going to be Alright
Eau Claire native, Justin Superstar, on Mayim Bialik Signing on as Executive Producer for his Documentary, "Mom & Dad's Nipple Factory"

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Saturday, August 31, 2024

8/31/24 Football: McDonell 27, Clayton 26

In a non-conference battle of two state-ranked teams - and also a rematch of last year's Level 2 playoff thriller - the McDonell Macks (1-0, 0-0 North Central Conference - East) looked strong on both sides of the ball early against the Bears (0-1, 0-0 North Central Conference - West), jumping out to a two-score lead.

In the second half, however, Clayton began to win the battle at the line of scrimmage, slowly closing the gap. The game would come down to a few crucial plays in the final minute, as the Macks held off a final charge and headed home with a victory to start their 2024 campaign.

WOGO "RadioActive" Award Watch:

QB Grant Smiskey tossed four touchdown passes in his senior season debut, while fellow senior, WR David Anderson, had three TD receptions and two absolutely critical tackles
on defense. Junior DL Mason Busse and Caleb Leet were warriors on the interior.

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Friday, August 30, 2024

8/30/24 Football: Chi-Hi 66, Eau Claire Memorial 7

On the road for the first time in 2024, the Chippewa Falls Cardinals (2-0, 0-0 Big Rivers Conference - East) took advantage of prime starting field position after a 7-yard first possession punt from the Old Abes (0-2, 0-0 Wisconsin Valley Conference), scored shortly thereafter, and never looked back.

In a game that featured a running clock to start the second half, the Cards poured it on at Carson Park, scoring the game's first 59 points and rolling up well over 400 yards on the ground, while also limiting Memorial's up-tempo attack and shutting out their first team offense.

WOGO "RadioActive" Award Watch:
For the second time in as many games, senior RB Jackson Bohland tallied a hat trick of touchdowns, easily surpassing 100 yards on the ground. Fellow senior RB Jackson LeMay also found paydirt and went over the century mark rushing, while senior defensive lineman Brayden Hagmann was a disruptive force all night long.