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TWO RIVERS TRIBUNE ~ ONLINE

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includes 12 units , 1100- hundred square feet , two bedrooms and one bath. One unit is compliant to disability-access rules./Photos by Teresa Mitchell, Two Rivers Tribune." width="400" height="225" /> There are three buildings as part of the apartment complex. It includes 12 units , 1100- hundred square feet , two bedrooms and one bath. One unit is compliant to disability-access rules./Photos by Teresa Mitchell, Two Rivers Tribune . By LESLIE LOLLICH, Two Rivers Tribune Contributing Writer Published February 2, 2016 in Volume 22, Issue 5 As many as 48 Hoopa residents could have new housing by the end of March. The Timber Ridge Apartments project is nearly complete. As part of the Campbell Field Expansion Project , the apartments are getting the finishing touches and it’s expected all of the work will be done by the end of March. There are three buildings as part of the apartment complex. It includes 12 units , 1100- hundred square feet , two bedrooms and ...

Inside the Cultural Revival of Eau Claire, Wisconsin

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fastest growing city ." src="src" /> Downtown revival: Eau Claire is now Wisconsin's second- fastest growing city . Andrea Paulseth /Volume One The small Wisconsin city is enjoying a cultural revival, thanks to its gorgeous setting, a few well-placed boosters, and a knack for smart development . Justin Green lived in Austin, Texas, most of his life. He opened a music studio there, got married, and had two kids. But by 2016, the 31-year-old felt it was time to leave behind the heat, crowds, and costs of the state’s fast-growing capital. He thought about Madison, Wisconsin, with its strong music scene . But bands kept telling Green to look further north, to Eau Claire. The town is known to indie music fans as the home of the Eaux Claires Music & Arts Festival, a two-day event co-founded and curated by singer- songwriter Justin Vernon of the band Bon Iver, who grew up there. So Green and his wife paid a visit. “We were just like, ‘Holy shit! This plac...