Good morning, Wausau.

Greenheck Group delivered five yellow benches and new signs Friday to the United Way community garden at Marathon County to boost visitor traffic for free nutritious food programs; the group said it is considering a bike rack addition next.

The Wisconsin Valley Fair continues through the weekend featuring a livestock auction beginning Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Beef Barn (with 200 animals offered) and family-friendly rodeo events on Friday at 7:00 p.m. (rodeo highlights include bucking horses and roping contests).

Anchor Bay Bar and Grill raised its fish fry price by $2, charging $19 for its beer-battered haddock due to rising supplier costs since new owners took over in January.

Co-owner Drew Hamel explained (he aimed for pricing transparency) the change on Facebook, and Friday crowds stayed strong.

Wausau East seniors organized their own practices this summer to hone skills and build team chemistry (with 30 to 35 players on Monday and Friday) as head coach Tyler Kramer prepares the team for its season opener against Shawano on Aug.

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Friday night, the Woodchucks lost 8-7 to the Mud Puppies after a clutch ninth inning rally cut the deficit to one run, ending their playoff hopes.

The team will face the Mud Puppies again Saturday in an attempt to finish the season with a win.

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.