A new dad with a passion for nature, art, music, and lifelong learning, Lucas brings a wealth of knowledge and peer support experience to the job.

No art skills required. No judges with clipboards. Just your creativity on our walls and a chance to win something useful.

Part of me almost wants something to be wrong in these moments. At least then there’d be an explanation. At least I could take action. I could move past the dread and deal with the actual Thing, because whatever it is, I’ve already played out a thousand scenarios. But this time, I couldn’t find anything. No reason. No cause. I checked on all my people, pets, and places. Everything seemed a-okay. I ran through my mental to-do list. There were things hanging out there, sure, but nothing critical or life-altering. 

I asked my friends at At The Roots to share the books that have helped them in their recovery journeys. What I got was a diverse list of amazing suggestions. In true At The Roots fashion, there’s not just self-help here - you’ll find wisdom, meaning, and powerful storytelling.

Healing sounds like such a pretty word but in reality it can be long and painful. I’m doing all the “right” things, but some days I still find myself…affected.

From day one, Nick brought the flexibility and adaptability this work truly demands. Whether the day called for a last-minute agenda shift or juggling multiple tasks at once, he handled it all with grace, humor, and a positive attitude.

Whether you’re gathering a basket of produce, sipping locally brewed tea, chatting with a vendor, or enjoying a bouquet of fresh flowers, the Eau Claire Farmers Market offers a uniquely enriching experience—one that nourishes the body, celebrates creativity, and strengthens the heart of the community.

An honest look at why we chose to partner with law enforcement - and how we’re navigating that decision with care, intention, and peer values at the center.

You can chase peace for years, only to flinch when it finally comes to rest on your doorstep. The part we don’t talk about is how disorienting that moment can be…

…at first glance, binge-watching TV is bad for us. But like most things in life, it’s not inherently bad or good, but more about how we choose to engage with it that decides whether it’s a healthy part of a balanced and fulfilled life.