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Pollinators and More
TREMPEALEAU — The Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge is hosting a celebration of “Pollinators and More” from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 25, at the refuge.
ADRC working to turn MiniBus crisis into a win
A month ago, La Crosse County officials were looking at having to raise fares, cut hours and make other drastic changes to its MiniBus program because of a financial crisis.
Influential Holmen school counselor retires
HOLMEN — In Laurie Kessler’s office, next to a few bouquets of flowers, sat a platter of chocolate chip and M&M cookies. Later in the day, the last of the school year for Holmen High School and the last of…
Chamber, LASHRM plan session on new overtime rules
The La Crosse Area Chamber and the La Crosse Area Society of Human Resource Management plan a 90-minute session with a panel of experienced experts to discuss the new $47,476 threshold for salaried employees mandated by the U.S. Department of…
Nation briefs for LaX Sunday 061916
Funerals, fear and uncertainty loom -- ORLANDO, Fla. — People marched down Orlando streets with rainbow flags and others lined up to wait hours for a "One Pulse" tattoo on Saturday as supporters tried to boost the somber city's spirits…
World briefs for LaX Sunday 061916
Russia's defense minister visits Assad -- MOSCOW — Russia's defense minister visited Syria on Saturday to meet the country's leader and inspect the Russian air base there, a high-profile trip intended to underline Moscow's role in the region. Sergei Shoigu…
Chris Hardie: Making hay not easy for me -- or myself or I
There’s a farming adage that says you need to make hay while the sun shines.
Mayo-Franciscan's new mobilized mammography taps 3-D for better outcomes
ONALASKA — Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare will take the 3-D mammography option that is available at its La Crosse and Onalaska on the road Monday with what a physician says will detect cancer earlier, with fewer callbacks for additional…
Freeburg church plans hymn sing
FREEBURG, Minn. — The Evangelical Church of Peace will host an old-fashioned hymn sing and ice cream social at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 26.
Onalaska church to host Vacation Bible School
ONALASKA — Christ Is Lord Lutheran Church, 1269 Hwy. PH, will host Elements of Trust Vacation Bible School from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, June 26, through Thursday, June 30. The program is for children pre-kindergarten through grade 6. To…
Students raising money for mission trip
ONALASKA — High school students from Onalaska United Methodist Church will have a fundraiser from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, June 26, at the brat barn outside the Festival Foods store in Crossing Meadows.
Blind dog from Mineral Point vying for national 'hero dog' award
He was nursed back to health by Saving K9 Lives Plus, a dog rescue organization in the Los Angeles area.
Mary L. Nugent: League of Women Voters thanks community members who helped register voters
We are barraged by news coverage of this year’s very important elections. However, the community effort it takes to make democracy work often goes unnoticed.
YMCA Reach and Rise mentoring program
Though Kellen Holden is relatively new to his role as the YMCA mentoring director, he couldn't imagine doing anything else. As the leader of the YMCA Reach and Rise program, he sees firsthand the impact a caring adult can have…
Researchers in La Crosse look to carbonated water for carp control
Scientists in La Crosse have come up with a new tool in the fight against Asian carp: carbonation.
Dairy farmers say Trump’s deportations could dry up milk supply
COLUMBUS, Ohio (TNS) — Mark Diederichs wiped a splatter of manure from his arm as four Hispanic workers guided the next 44 cows into stalls, swabbed each animal’s teats with neon-blue disinfectant and attached computer-controlled milking-machine units.
Jourdan Vian: LGBT Pride in the face of Orlando
I had forgotten that June was LGBT Pride Month.
Things That Matter: Frontier hospitality
This large glass-insulated, silver-plated water pitcher — with its 1865 patent date — is said to have belonged to Fredericka and John Levy. It makes a very appropriate symbol for a couple whose home became synonymous with hospitality in the…
Program spotlights karst features
The Crawford Stewardship Project and Professor Emeritus Kevin Rodolfo are offering a program on karst features in the Driftless Region from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 25, at Pheasant Walk Permaculture, E8022 Bakkom Road, Viroqua.
Menasha man brings new life to religious art
MENASHA, Wis. (AP) — Churches are places of renewal, but sometimes they need a little renewal of their own.