Good morning, Wausau.

Science + You brings a hands on STEM exhibit for kids to Children's Imaginarium in downtown Wausau; the interactive lab shows how science supports health and runs through May 9.

Admission covers entry.

Doctors at Marshfield Clinic in Weston noted colorectal cancer deaths increased 1% per year since 2005, with many cases among younger adults under 50 presenting with advanced symptoms.

They advise timely screenings, especially when signs like abdominal pain or weight loss appear (screening is recommended from age 45).

Beacon Resources and the Dwight and Linda Davis Foundation will build Grant Place, a 55+ complex with 70 apartments and 24 assisted living units at Grant and First near Woodson YMCA.

The project is set for Planning Commission review on Feb. 18 to ease the senior housing shortage.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School's girls basketball team will host an event on Tuesday, Feb.

3 to honor Neena Pacholke and raise mental health awareness in partnership with D.C. Everest and Walk4Me (an initiative by Neena's family).

USA Powerlifting Wisconsin State Championships come to Rothschild on Jan.

31 at the Central Wisconsin Convention and Expo Center, where competitors will perform squat, bench press and deadlift (weigh-ins begin at 7 a.m.).

Tuesday, Neillsville boys edged Colby 56-54 in a tight road game and Chequamegon beat Abbotsford 72-71 in overtime to boost their conference records; Neillsville plays Columbus Catholic on Thursday while Chequamegon faces Prentice on Friday.

Empowering Women Through Vibrational Sound Therapy

6-7 p.m. — 5 Koshas Yoga & Wellness — $25.00 — Experience a soothing sound bath to rejuvenate and restore balance.