Good morning, Wausau.

Marathon County Public Library will host a three-day book sale from Aug.

6-8 that offers thousands of low-cost items such as books, DVDs and music—which will help fund library programs at all nine branches. Sale hours vary daily with a special bag deal on Aug. 8.

Portage County Historical Society hosts free Family Fridays at Heritage Park in Plover — interactive walkthroughs teach how people lived in the 1800s and will cover themes like agriculture, crafts, businesses, and celebrations every Friday in August.

The Wisconsin Valley Fair will open tomorrow and run through Aug.

10 with concerts featuring Chris Janson, Shenandoah, and Skillet, plus a rodeo, demolition derby and fireworks show — organizers expect up to 150,000 guests and note that many vendors are nonprofit fundraisers.

Starting in early 2027, BadgerCare Plus will require childless adults under 65 to work, volunteer, or attend school for 80 hours each month.

State officials say notices will be sent soon as about 60,000 enrollees risk losing coverage if they do not meet the new rule.

The Woodchucks won 6 to 2 at Athletic Park Saturday night, keeping their playoff hopes alive with seven games left in the season.

Hometown player Keagan Jirschele hit a grand slam that boosted the team early in the game.

Jazz on the River Concert Series

5-7 p.m. — Kickbusch Plaza — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful evening of live jazz music by the river with food trucks and picnic options.