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Junior Ranger Day set for May 25 at Effigy Mounds
In recognition of National Preservation Month in May, Effigy Mounds National Monument will host Junior Ranger Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 25.
La Crosse area building permits
Here are recent La Crosse area building permits.
Bacon Fest sizzling into Lake Geneva this year with tributes to Pink Floyd, Elton John & more
Lake Geneva’s next Bacon Fest promises to be the biggest local celebration yet of one of America’s favorite foods.
Commercial garage in La Crosse sustains heavy fire and smoke damage from Thursday blaze
A commercial garage sustained heavy damage after a late evening fire Thursday in La Crosse.
THE WAY IT WAS: Swift Creek relocation, 1970
In 1969, La Crosse Lutheran Hospital (now Gundersen Health System) received authority from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to relocate Swift Creek, a Mississippi River slough, allowing for expansion of the hospital.
3 cats, family dog perish in Bufffalo County house fire
The Buffalo County Communication’s Center received two 911 calls at 4:51 p.m. Saturday, May 18, regarding a fully engulfed residence located at S3226 Brandhorst Road, which is in the township of Buffalo.
Buffalo County motorcyle crash results in serious injury
A fatal crash occurred in Trempealeau County on Tuesday night, resulting in the death of one individual.
Minnesota Driftless Hiking Trail takes significant leap ahead
The trail project received a $426,000 grant, part of $77 million distributed to 101 outdoors-related projects recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources.
Teenager identified as victim of fatal Trempealeau County car crash; speed identified as factor
An 18-year-old Osseo teenager was identified as the victim of a fatal car crash in Trempealeau County.
Central High School students of the month for April
Central High School students of the month for April:
Logan High School students of the month for April
Here are student of the month for Logan High School for April:
Race against time: La Crosse man makes dire fight for Social Security Disability Insurance
Troy Walker's race against time is on as he battles health conditions and struggles to receive Social Security benefits. His health and finances are at a critical point.
Trempealeau County crash results in fatality, investigation ongoing
A fatal crash occurred in Trempealeau County on Tuesday night, resulting in the death of one individual.
Ho-Chunk Nation preserves cultural heritage with fruit and nut tree plantings near Tomah
TOMAH -- Black chokeberries, elderberries, nanny berries, service berries, butternut, shagbark hickory nuts and wild plums were among the fruits and nuts that sustained the Ho-Chunk people for hundreds of years before the Europeans arrived.
Instrument petting zoo coming to the Onalaska library
ONALASKA – An unusual “petting zoo” will be at the Onalaska Public Library from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 18. Instead of live animals, this zoo will consist of string instruments that young community members can try out with…
Levity on Sunday to be held at Hatchery
"Levity on a Sunday" will be held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, May 19, at the Hatchery in Riverside Park. Tickets are available at OASIS this week or you can go to Paypal to purchase tickets using your…
Extensive fire and smoke damage at South Side La Crosse home
The La Crosse Fire Department responded to a house fire at 4:23 p.m. Tuesday at 1502 S. 10th St.
Elderly man survives train collision while walking in Trempealeau Wildlife Refuge
A 74-year-old town of Trempealeau man has survived getting struck by a train.
Report: Couleecap aids 25,000 people in 2023, reaches 1 million served since 1966
Couleecap Inc. surpasses one million people served since its founding in 1966. Learn about the organization's programs and impact in the region.
Ho-Chunk Code Talkers Memorial Highway honors critical wartime efforts of Native Americans
A group of Native American soldiers deployed their unique language skills to prevent German and Japanese code breakers from deciphering American military communications during World War II.




