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Stories for Good: Ellie McRaith’s full-circle journey home
Ellie McRaith's journey comes full circle as she returns to her alma mater as a teacher, blending her past and present to shape the next generation.
Westby Unified Basketball team thrives in fourth year
The Westby Norse Unified and varsity girls basketball teams played a close game on March 5, with the Unified team winning 28-27. The Unified Basketball program pairs students with disabilities and peer leaders to play games and have fun.
La Crosse next to declare snow emergency ahead of winter storm
The city of La Crosse declared a snow emergency ahead of the expected winter storm next week.
City of Onalaska declares snow emergency, Viterbo University goes remote
Residents in and around La Crosse are preparing for severe weather.
With 127 children on waitlist, La Crosse’s court-appointed advocates look to expand
In La Crosse, Vernon and Monroe counties, there are dozens of children currently going through court proceedings to determine whether they’re being abused or neglected.
La Crosse cop accused of writing misleading report working at West Salem PD
A K9 officer who resigned from the La Crosse Police Department after the county’s district attorney voiced concerns about his credibility is working at another law enforcement agency in the area.
Public information session set on planned Onalaska roundabout
Officials in La Crosse County's highway department will host a public information session Wednesday, March 18, to discuss the construction of a new roundabout in Onalaska.
Ridges & Rivers Book Festival in Viroqua postponed; other activities planned
The Ridges & Rivers Book Festival in Viroqua will not be held this year due to a major changeover in the board. However, the board is sponsoring author Angie Thomas for a "Books Unbanned: Freedom to Read" event at the…
Expect water pressure drops, discoloration as La Crosse flushes systems
Next month, the city of La Crosse's water utility will start its annual water system flushing program, a regular measure meant to clean the system's pipes and ensure a healthy water supply.
Bring on spring with a Little Classical Magic
Tickets to the La Crosse Symphony Orchestra’s Classical Magic Concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 14, are available. The program features the Tom and Jan Brock, Ella Wan, the Bill Koutsky and Tingting Wan, and the Schumann Symphony No. 2…
Stories for Good: Outdoor education initiative connects students with nature
Project Get Outdoors (Project GO) empowers underrepresented youth through nature-based experiences, benefiting their mental health.
Ho-Chunk to hold Founder's Day celebration
The La Crosse Center will host the third annual Ho-Chunk Nation Founder’s Day Pow-wow on Saturday, March 14. The doors open at 11 a.m.. There will be grand entries held at 1 and 7 p.m.. Admission is free.
ATV driver flown to hospital, 1 of 2 passengers also injured in crash near Jim Falls
Two people were injured Sunday afternoon when the ATV they were riding on rolled over south of Jim Falls.
Onalaska father battles for liver transplant that might save his life
Jordan Linders, a recovering alcoholic, has been denied a liver transplant for seven years.
First phase of Trempealeau's James Reed Park nears completion after years of planning
Trempealeau's new James Reed Park is coming to life with a lighted trail, sports courts, and a pavilion. Construction is underway, with the first phase's completion expected in September.
Viroqua library site of Seed Swap & Growing Expo March 14
The McIntosh Memorial Library of Viroqua is launching a garden tool lending library in partnership with Springfire Learning Farm. The library will host a Seed Swap & Growing Expo on March 14, featuring workshops, presentations, a Repair Clinic, and a…
Garden tool lending library blooms at McIntosh Memorial Library of Viroqua
The McIntosh Memorial Library of Viroqua is launching a garden tool lending library, which will be officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 14th. The library will offer over 70 brand-new garden tools for a one-week loan period, as…
THE WAY IT WAS: John A. Salzer Seed Co., Adams Street between 7th and 8th streets, 1927
John A. Salzer came to La Crosse in 1866 to serve as a pastor in the German Methodist Church. In 1867, he built a home and established a 30-foot greenhouse and truck garden. In 1876, his son, Henry A. Salzer,…
Support Hunger Task Force at St. Paddy's Day 10 meter run/walk
Join the 21st annual St. Paddy's Day .01K Run/Walk to support the Hunger Task
Mississippi Valley Conservancy expands Boscobel Bluffs State Natural Area with Bald Bluff
Mississippi Valley Conservancy has expanded the Boscobel Bluffs State Natural Area with the acquisition of Bald Bluff, an 86-acre property adjacent to the existing nature preserve. The newly acquired land has been carefully stewarded by Jim and Rose Sime, who…
