
Tom Giffey
Managing Editor at Volume One
Managing editor at Volume One magazine (@VolumeOne) in Eau Claire, WI. Just zis guy, you know? I write a lot: https://t.co/3yh4HD0lNT…
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3 weeks ago |
volumeone.org | Tom Giffey
One of the first signs of a Wisconsin spring, besides vanishing snow banks and blooming wood violets, is the appearance of eager golfers on (barely) green courses. But even in the spring and summer, sometimes the weather doesn’t cooperate when golfers have the time or inclination to play 18 holes – and that’s to say nothing of the long Wisconsin winter. And what about those times when you wish you could practice your drive in the middle of the night?
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1 month ago |
volumeone.org | Tom Giffey
For those of us who grew up in traditional religious institutions, it might take a bit of time to wrap our minds around JesusFit. For one thing, JesusFit is not a gym – even though its playful logo is a likeness of the central figure of Christianity wearing a sweatband and AirPods. Jesus looks like he emerged from the tomb and headed straight for the gym.
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1 month ago |
volumeone.org | Tom Giffey
From the depths of outer space to the dimmest part of the ocean, from the realm of the atom to the frontiers of the human psyche, UW-Stout had a universe full of imaginative inspirations for the annual Fashion Without Fabric runway show on Saturday, April 12. The sold-out fashion extravaganza featured wearable, sculptured costumes created by 120 teams composed of 258 students from 3D design classes (see Volume One's photoset of the full event online).
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1 month ago |
volumeone.org | Tom Giffey
When Rubber Hit the Road, a locally produced documentary about the legacy of Eau Claire’s Uniroyal tire plant, will soon be hitting the airwaves. Filmmakers B.J. Hollars and Steve Dayton recently announced that their hour-long documentary – which has screened for appreciative audiences around Wisconsin, including a sold-out Pablo Center crowd last May – will be broadcast statewide on PBS Wisconsin at 7pm Tuesday, May 20.
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2 months ago |
volumeone.org | Tom Giffey
Over the years, Eau Claire has landed on numerous state and national “best of” lists for livability, affordability, business opportunity, and more. But what do such rankings really mean? Are they based on measurable metrics or just vibes? A new index tabulated by some University of Wisconsin Extension scholars suggests there are tangible factors behind some of these accolades.
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