Food For Fathers is BACK

🎉 Calling All Dads! Ready to make mealtime easier and healthier for you and your kids? Join Food For Fathers — a fun and supportive 4-part Zoom series with FoodWIse Nutrition Educator Jace Purdy! From the comfort of your home! Connect with other dads, get practical tips, and learn how to encourage healthy eating habits […]

Wisconsin Yard & Garden News

For the Week of March 17, 2025 By: Bruce Spangenberg, Horticulture Outreach Specialist Plants Patiently Wait for Spring Spring officially arrives on the calendar this week. Recent weather has fluctuated between some very spring like days back to more like winter across Wisconsin. Plants are not likely to get fooled into growing too soon by […]

Wisconsin Yard & Garden News

For the Week of March 10, 2025 By: Bruce Spangenberg, Horticulture Outreach Specialist Pruning Planner for Evergreen Shrubs Evergreen shrubs are key components of the landscape, and to look their best, they will occasionally need maintenance pruning. Larger, older overgrown plants call for major pruning. Exact pruning techniques vary with species and even cultivars within […]

Youth Summer Theater Program: Hansel and Gretel

Join Oneida County 4-H and the Missoula Children’s Theatre at the Lakeside Center, Nicolet College for the 2025 Youth Summer Theater Program! The 2025 production will be Hansel and Gretel, with auditions on Monday, July 21st from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Youth entering grades 1-12 are welcome to come out and audition! For more […]

Youth Creative Arts & Communication Expo-Registration Now Open!

This is an opportunity for young people to bring in a project they made and receive feedback from knowledgeable community members on their work. Youth can also play an instrument, showcase a collection they put together, display a decorated dessert, present items they knitted, sewed, or crocheted, or practice their public speaking skills by giving […]

Baking Without Eggs

With egg prices increasing exponentially, now is a great time to learn alternative methods to baking and cooking! Below is a link to an article written by Justine Hoover from Iowa State University that shares how to use flax seed and chia seeds to substitute for eggs in recipes.

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