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'The Soul’s Story' combines writing, spirituality
The Franciscan Spirituality Center and local author Theresa Washburn will lead “The Soul’s Story: Writing Through the Ego’s Chatter” from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 12 to 14 at 920 Market St.
Art Fair on the Green continues today
Clear skies, vibrant colors and the sound of wind chimes greeted visitors at Saturday’s 58th Annual Art Fair on the Green. 78 artisans displayed and sold their pottery, jewelry, paintings and carvings during the juried exhibit.
Pursuit of a Cure events set
ARCADIA — The annual Pursuit of a Cure 5K and Miracle Mile Run-Walk Ashley for the Arts charity event will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 11, at Memorial Park, 551 Memorial Drive.
Marriage licenses for Sunday, July 31, 2016
The following people have filed for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Spring Grove shut down for 7½ hours over bomb threat
SPRING GROVE — After 7½ hours, the all clear was given Friday after a bomb threat resulted in the evacuation of a portion of this Houston County town.
Houston Hoedown Days: Kids race in Musbakken 500 Soapbox Derby
HOUSTON, Minn. -- The Houston Hoedown featured a Soapbox Derby on Saturday morning.
Man, 69, dies in Monroe County jail
SPARTA -- A 69-year-old man died this morning in the Monroe County jail.
Area police plan National Night Out events
Police in La Crosse, Onalaska and Holmen will be among area departments celebrating National Night Out on Tuesday.
How will Clinton influence state races? Minn. Democrats aren't sure, still worry about Sanders fallout (copy)
Minnesota Democrats headed home Friday from their national convention with plenty of questions about how presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will affect down-ballot contests in November.
La Crosse rapper Mario Street shares message of hope
Mario Street felt an explosion of pain as a bullet shattered bone and blood began to gush from the punctured artery in his leg. As the screaming of the crowd grew fuzzy and the sensation faded, Street realized, “Oh my…
Library to host healthy day for kids
Coulee Region kids are invited to show off their dance skills, refuel with a healthy treat and snap pictures with Daniel Tiger during the annual Get Up and Go Day on Aug. 6 at the La Crosse Public Library.
Things That Matter: Korean War Eisenhower jacket
There is no better way to remember the “Forgotten War” than by putting a face and a name to one of the many people who offered their service to their country during the Korean War.
Holmen church offer steel drum service
HOLMEN — Halfway Creek Lutheran Church, W6016 Hwy. W, will offer a steel drum worship service at 9 a.m. Sunday, featuring local percussionist Jim Knutson.
Spirituality center plans mindfulness retreat
The Franciscan Spirituality Center, 920 Market St., will offer a weekend experience to help people relax, recharge and reconnect with what is most essential in their life.
Jourdan Vian: Bicycling in La Crosse is like riding a bike
As Freddie Mercury sang in the ridiculously catchy tune, “I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike.”
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases
Casey Salmon, 30, of Onalaska was charged Thursday with possession of meth and narcotic drugs and bail jumping. Salmon had 3.3 grams of meth and 0.02 grams of heroin on Wednesday, according to the complaint.Mark Smith, 49, of 1417 State…
Feingold tells 'tale of two conventions' at La Crosse stop
U.S. Senate candidate Russ Feingold contrasted the Republican and Democratic national conventions Friday in a stop to promote early voting in La Crosse, calling the RNC a “carnival.”
Celebrating Faith and Family: Squaw Creek Lutheran congregation marks 125 years
TOWN OF ALBION — Duane Bunde was 2 years old when he and his family moved from Millston to Squaw Creek in 1935.
Mayo-Franciscan's new Arcadia clinic to open Monday
ARCADIA — Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare’s new Arcadia clinic will open Monday.




