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THE WAY IT WAS: Fencing for Teens, March 15, 1970
An instructional class, Fencing for Teens, was sponsored by the YWCA in the then-new joint YM-YWCA facility at 1140 Main St. The instructor is Kit Boesch on the right and suited up are students Laura Schuldes on the left saying,…
La Crosse area building permits
Here are recent La Crosse area building permits.
See the big air and spectacular spills from Sunday's Pond Skim at Tyrol Basin
Hundreds of spectators turned out to see the jumps, splashes and a few make their way all across the pond.
Marsh trails closure extended for Xcel construction in La Crosse
Delays to Xcel Energy's ongoing construction project to replace an existing overhead line, which began on Monday, Dec. 18, in the city of La Crosse, has led to an extension of the associated trail closures through April 30. As a…
Isle La Plume brush and yard site opening March 25
The City of La Crosse Yard Waste & Brush site will open for the season at 10 a.m. Monday, March 25. You must be a city resident to use the site. For residents to be authorized, an application for a…
Tara Johnson launches campaign for the new 96th Assembly seat
Democrat Tara Johnson, former La Crosse County Board chairwoman, announced her campaign for the newly drawn 96th Assembly District. She lives in the town of Shelby in southern La Crosse County, which is now at the heart of the previously…
$500K grant to restore Pine Creek water quality in La Crescent and improve cold water trout habitat
The City of La Crescent, Minnesota has been awarded $500,000 in restoration funding from the DNR's Conservation Partners Legacy Grant Program to fix sediment pollution and restore floodplain banks. The project will also install better public access trails for hikers…
Here's a safety checklist for your home to accompany the start of daylight saving time this weekend
The semi-annual clock change officially happens at 2 a.m. Sunday, when clocks should be set ahead one hour to 3 a.m.
The most dangerous room in your house — and how to make it safer
Content by The Board Store Home Improvements. Here’s how you can make your bathroom safer, while also creating a more beautiful space.
A champion of cheese is crowned, and it's again from Switzerland
Wisconsin placed two cheeses in the top 20 but failed to get a cheese in the top three.
Wisconsin gets two cheeses into the top 20 at the World Championship Cheese Contest
The top three, including best of of show will be announced at 2 p.m. today.
Wisconsin cheesemakers dominate, but will a Gruyere from Switzerland once again steal the show?
There are no shortages of awards for state cheesemakers but a Gruyere from Switzerland has won the last two contests.
Watch as the gooey goodness of raclette is judged at the World Championship Cheese Contest
The cheese, popular in Europe where it is typically melted over boiled potatoes, has for the first time its own category in the contest.
Half-inch of rainfall leads La Crosse, Onalaska to drop burn bans
La Crosse and Onalaska lifted their burn bans Tuesday.
How evolving palates of cheese judges help pick a champion
The World Championship Cheese Contest, held this week at the Monona Terrace, includes 3,302 entries from more than 400 dairy manufacturers from 32 states and 25 countries.
Celebrate all things Irish in La Crosse
La Crosse-Bantry Friendship Association will hold its eighth annual Coulee Hoolie Ceili Fundraiser from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, March 23, at the La Crosse American Legion Hall 711 S. Sixth St.
Tomah police mourn loss of K9 officer struck and killed by car
The Tomah Police Department is mourning the death of a K9 officer.
He teaches lightsaber classes, she teaches burlesque fitness. And they're in love
The Blue Mounds couple credits each other for the support they needed to try something new.
La Crosse's lead fight ends with replacement of lead gooseneck pipes
La Crosse has almost eliminated lead from its water system, but lead remains in the water laterals that connect municipal water service to homeowners. The city is replacing these lead laterals as other projects come through the area.
St. Elias Church to host talk on electrical pollution
Dave Stetzer, owner of Stetzer Electric in Blair, will give a free public presentation on electrical pollution on Sunday, March 10, at St. Elias Antiochian Orthodox Church 716 Copeland, Ave.