Green Pages » May/June ‘13

Brain Health: Functional Neurology
Why do you have chronic neck and/or back pain, fibromyalgia, ADD/ADHD, neuropathy, vertigo/dizziness, joint disorders/arthritis, dyslexia, autism, Asperger’s syndrome, or scoliosis? Then to top it all off, why do you also have  trouble sleeping, depression, anxiety, difficulty making simple decisions, or a lack of desire to face your day?
Your Brain May Hold [...]

Green Pages » Mar./Apr. ‘13

New Day Yoga & Wellness, LLC, Opens In Chippewa Falls
You will notice a special ambiance when you ?rst step into this peaceful, comfortable, and relaxing studio. You will hear the gentle sound of trickling water walls coming from the yoga room. Once inside, you will ?nd The Great Yoga Wall, a premier feature in today’s [...]

Green Pages » Jan./Feb. ‘13

New Co-op Develops in Durand
In April 2012, a group of individuals held a public meeting to gauge response and chose a steering committee to develop what would become Good Egg Food Co-op. This committee spent much time gathering information, wrote a mission statement, and decided what type of co-op model to utilize. Although the co-op [...]

Green Pages » Nov./Dec. ‘12

Eau Galle Cheese Factory
Eau Galle Cheese Factory was founded in 1945 by Leo Buhlman. Leo came to the United States from Switzerland, where he had apprenticed as a cheese maker for eight years. He worked at a number of Wisconsin cheese factories before purchasing the then closed factory in Eau Galle, Wisconsin. The plant has [...]

Green Pages » Oct./Sept. ‘12

Brewing Locally
Brewing locally is valuable to Valkyrie Brewing Company (Formerly known as Viking Brewery). They feel that it is important to cultivate and strengthen culinary relationships between the local producers themselves and between local producers and consumers in order to sustain a healthy local food community. In doing that, we all gain a better understanding [...]

Green Pages » July/August ‘12

Everlasting Embrace
Everlasting Embrace provides handcrafted prayer shawls and baby blankets made out of a specially processed yarn produced from recycled plastic bottles that can be used for the following:
• Funeral remembrance in lieu of flowers
• Providing comfort during an illness
• Wedding or shower gift
• An expectant mother, birth of a child, or as a christening [...]

Green Pages » May/June ‘12

Awareness is Key at Little Sprouts Academy

Joe and Lucy Lawrence have something very special to offer Menomonie and the surrounding communities in their new child care/learning center, Little Sprouts Academy Menomonie LLC.
Naturally, the development and well-being of children is their first priority, but how those goals are accomplished is what makes Little Sprouts unique. Joe [...]

Green Pages » March/April ‘12

“The Most Important Change Is the One You Make Just For Yourself” – Anonymous
How often have you heard yourself or someone else talk about needing to make lifestyle changes for health and wellness, only to follow up with a stream of excuses and obstacles making it seem daunting, if not impossible to achieve?
Over two-thirds of [...]

Green Pages » Jan./Feb. ‘12

GOALS Life Coaching Go Out And Live Successfully!
If you are like me, I was intimidated by the word goals. The word alone was unappealing to me. I didn’t understand the importance of goals and I didn’t know what my goals were. Plus, I had a fear of failure or a fear of success; I wasn’t [...]

Green Pages » Nov./Dec. ‘11

Weaver’s: A Holiday Baking Oasis

For those of you who have never been to Weaver’s, you should definitely plan a trip. Along with the holidays, usually comes cooking and baking, and there is no better place to stock up on all your holiday needs than Weaver’s Country Store, located just past the town of Fall [...]

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