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Trial set to continue in July for man indicted in Winona murder
WINONA — One of the two men facing murder charges in an October 2015 homicide in Winona will head to trial in July.
Christian Chapel kids get dirty for International Mud Day
ONALASKA — On Wednesday, playing in the mud wasn’t just allowed. It was encouraged.
Western plans sales management information sessions
Western Technical College’s Business Division will host information sessions for the Sales Management program.
Riverfront to graduate seven more from CORE program
A new Riverfront Inc. program continues to provide graduates with valuable workplace and social skills.
Police: La Crosse man responsible for stabbing
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — A 27-year-old La Crosse man repeatedly stabbed a 23-year-old Bangor woman, a 3-year-old child and a dog Tuesday afternoon in a car before stabbing himself, according to La Crescent police.
Logan students raise $7,000 for classmate battling lymphoma
Students at Logan High School raised $7,000 for a classmate battling Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Area women fare well at Miss Wisconsin
OSHKOSH, Wis. — When Miss Green Bay Area Courtney Pelot, 22, of Manitowoc was named Miss Wisconsin 2016 at Oshkosh West High School last weekend, two contestants with La Crosse ties were right behind her.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony case
The following appeared in La Crosse County Circuit Court:
Gundersen, West Union health center to consolidate with new name
La Crosse-based Gundersen Health System and Palmer Lutheran Health Center in West Union, Iowa, will combine their efforts with a new name effective Friday — Gundersen Palmer Lutheran Hospital and Clinics.
Mike Tighe: The gospel according to Meat Loaf
Some days, you’re the bug; other day, the windshield — and still others, a chunk of meat slams you upside the head with a spiritual message.
Restaurant inspections: 291 violations at 75 establishments in May
Public health workers found an average of four violations during annual inspections at 105 area restaurants in May.
Update: Police say La Crosse man responsible for multiple stabbings in La Crescent
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — A 27-year-old La Crosse man repeatedly stabbed a 23-year-old Bangor woman, a 3-year-old child and a dog Tuesday afternoon in a car before stabbing himself, according to La Crescent police.
Roundabout planned for Cashton intersection
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation will begin constructing a roundabout next month at the intersection of Hwy 27 and Hwy 33, located in the town of Portland, just west of the village limits of Cashton.
Despite decline in spending, Fort McCoy remains economic powerhouse
FORT McCOY — Fort McCoy spent $263.3 million on payroll, operating costs and other expenditures in 2015, according to the garrison’s Plans, Analysis and Integration Office.
The books that have shaped American life: How many have you read?
A new exhibit at the Library of Congress compiles 65 of the most influential books by American authors — books that have both formed and informed the public consciousness during the country’s history.
Summer Days combines downtown sales with music, dancing
A dance on Pearl Street, between Third and Fourth streets, with music by the La Crosse Jazz Orchestra will be among the highlights of the Summer Days sidewalk sale and street dance Thursday through Saturday in downtown La Crosse.
Mayo honors employees, departments for performance
Four employees at Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare in La Crosse will be honored as nominees for an award throughout the Mayo system during a celebration and award ceremony today.
State health groups name Shilling legislator of year
Wisconsin Senate Minority Leader Jennifer Shilling’s advocacy for public health issues prompted the Wisconsin Public Health Association and the Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards to recognize the La Crosse Democrat as their legislator of the year.
Thompson named to advisory board
Dr. Jeff Thompson, former CEO and board chairman of Gundersen Health System in La Crosse, has been named to the Scientific Advisory Board of MedAware Systems Inc. in Broomfield, Colo.
Mayo-Franciscan residency program marks 40 years
The Family Medicine Residency program at Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare will mark its 40th anniversary Friday, having trained 198 residents since it began in 1976.
