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Exotic pet surrender event gives owners chance to make ‘right choice’
Bowser, a leucistic red-eared slider with blue eyes, splashed in a box of water in the La Crosse Center. The turtle was the first animal to be dropped off during an exotic pet surrender event Thursday.
Winona State homecoming events kick off Saturday
Winona State University is welcoming students and alumni as well as the community at large this weekend as it celebrates homecoming with multiple events on and around campus.
Winona State University homecoming parade lineup
Winona State University’s homecoming parade is set for 10 a.m. Saturday. The parade will go along Huff Street from Broadway to Mark Street.
Facility operations 3D printer, manager bring creation to life
Eric Johnston is used to fixing things. Over the course of his career, the facility operations manager has given new life to thousands of pieces of equipment that help keep Emplify Health by Gundersen running smoothly. Whether it’s equipment in…
Teen cited after crashing into light pole while using cellphone in Winona
A teenager was cited Monday after Winona police said she crashed while using her cell phone to record herself driving.
HACC plans pet parade for Holmen Pumpkin Fest on Oct. 24
The Holmen Area Community Center will again host a costumed pet parade for Pumpkin Fest on Saturday, Oct. 24.. Pet owners in the area can get creative and show off their favorite furry friends.
Teen cited after crashing into light pole while using cellphone in Winona
A teenager was cited Monday after Winona police said she crashed while using her cell phone to record herself driving.
Mind your buzz-ness: stinging insects at peak as summer ends
As summer winds down, health experts with Emplify Health by Gundersen are reminding Coulee Region residents that late summer is peak season for bee, wasp and hornet activity – not to mention when stinging insects are at their most aggressive.
A Sweet Legacy: Conserving Groves Lane Sugar Bush
Working land is a good phrase to describe a property Mississippi Valley Conservancy protected with a conservation easement Tuesday, Sept. 30.
Eau Claire Chamber hosting 3rd District candidate forum
The Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with WEAU 13 News, will host a candidate forum featuring the two major-party candidates for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Eau Claire Chamber hosting 3rd District candidate forum
The Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with WEAU 13 News, will host a candidate forum featuring the two major-party candidates for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Library to host CRVC volunteer fair Thursday
The La Crosse Public Library is hosting a Community Volunteer Fair from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday in collaboration with the Coulee Region Volunteer Coordinators. Nearly 20 organizations will be represented.
Great Tri-State Rail Sale set for Oct. 24 in Onalaska
The 4000 Foundation, Limited, will hold its 35th annual Great Tri-State Rail Sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, at Onalaska’s Omni Center, 255 Riders Club Road.
Missing Utica, Minnesota, man found dead in Mississippi River
A Utica, Minnesota, man reported missing was found dead Friday, according to the Winona County and Buffalo County sheriff’s offices.
Menomonie man fatally injured in two-vehicle crash
A Menomonie man died in a two-vehicle crash Sept. 29 on Highway 12/29 in the town of Elk Mound.




