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APT set for new stage
Say farewell this season to American Players Theatre's aging stage and cramped rehearsal space.
Empire‘s innovations recognized
ONALASKA — May was a month of ecognition for Empire Screen Printing of Onalaska. On May 16, at the Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation’s headquarters in Madison, Empire was announced winner of the Sustainable Process Award for large organizations.
West Salem man to show classics at car show
WEST SALEM — Allen Lofald has an affliction. The West Salem man and Sparta business owner has an all-consuming addiction.
Extension to host small fruit growers workshop
TOMAH -- UW-Extension will hold a small fruit management workshop for commercial fruit growers June 14 at Field of Dreams Blueberries near Tomah.
UW-L students help Clearwater Farm with business plan
ONALASKA -- Keeping an Onalaska agricultural nonprofit viable well into the future is the goal of business plans recently developed by UW-La Crosse students. The students presented the organizational and sustainability plans for Clearwater Farm May 3 and 6.
Marriage licenses for Sunday, June 5, 2016
The following people have filed for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Births for Sunday, June 5, 2016
Gundersen Health System
Baby Bee Fun: A Summer Children’s Program
HOUSTON, Minn. -- The Houston Nature Center is hosting Baby Bee Fun: A Summer Children’s Program from 10:30 a.m. to noon Wednesday in Trailhead Park.
Fishing outing at Pettibone introduces kids to fishing
Families were catching rays and catching fish Saturday morning at the fifth annual Free Kids Fishing Day at Pettibone Lagoon.
Chris Hardie: Keeping the roles straight while forging ahead
No moss grows under this stone.
Bike the Barns Driftless returns to Viroqua
VIROQUA — FairShare CSA Coalition’s fourth annual Bike the Barns Driftless will take place June 26. This bicycle tour promotes community supported agriculture and celebrates local food and farms.
State track fans' emotions run the gamut
Pacing, shouting, hand-wringing and hoping are all part of the emotional roller-coaster of being a spectator at the WIAA state track and field meet.
Ranger Drive to be closed Monday
Ranger Drive between George and Gillette streets will be closed to traffic Monday through Friday to make way for utility work connected to the Boys & Girls Club development.
McCabe will speak to Vernon Democrats
Blue Jean Nation founder Mike McCabe will speak on conservation at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 11, at the Vernon County Democratic Party headquarters, 100 N. Main St., Viroqua.
Things That Matter: Hmong story cloths — a-not-so-traditional tradition
It has been about 40 years since Hmong people began to relocate from refugee camps in Thailand to La Crosse. In the aftermath of the Vietnam War, thousands of Hmong were forced to flee Laos, and they spent many years…
'Deck Z' writers take big leap with 'The Giant Smugglers'
RICHLAND CENTER, Wis. (AP) — When he was a kid growing up in Richland Center, Chris Pauls was fascinated with the A.D. German warehouse downtown. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, who was born in the Wisconsin town, the boxy building…
Woodbury mom builds playground for kids with disabilities
WOODBURY, Minn. (AP) — Dana Millington has done it. She has emerged from a 12-year odyssey of despair to reach her goal: building an $830,000 playground for children with disabilities.
Republican primary set race for Walz's 1st District seat
Before Jim Hagedorn takes on six-term U.S. Rep. Tim Walz in a rematch for the 1st Congressional District seat, he’ll have another race to win.
Feingold to blast opponents, pledge bipartisanship in speech
GREEN BAY — Senate candidate Russ Feingold plans to blast his Republican political opponents while also pledging to be bipartisan, based on excerpts of the speech he planned to deliver at the Wisconsin Democratic Party convention on Friday.
Harambe the Gorilla and the internet blame game
The chance to criticize other people’s parenting came up in the news this week and, oh boy, were some people just unable to control their excitement.
