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Habitat for Humanity completes 41st home
Habitat for Humanity-La Crosse Area has dedicated its 41st home in La Crosse.
La Crosse County Circuit Court felony cases
Michael Rockwell, 22, of 1128 Caledonia St., was charged Monday with possession of meth and bail jumping, both as a repeat offender. Rockwell had 0.6 grams of meth on Friday, according to the complaint.Jade Campbell, 23, of Black River Falls…
Two cited for animal cruelty in Sparta for leaving dog in hot car
A Black River Falls man laughed and told a Sparta police officer “that’s what you get” when the officer injured his hand after breaking the man’s car window to rescue a dog locked inside a hot vehicle.
Decorah’s Nordic Fest marks 50th anniversary
DECORAH, Iowa — It’s the 50th anniversary of Decorah’s Nordic Fest.
Onalaska business offers jewelry made by world craftswomen
ONALASKA — Shoppers at Tapestry have been having a positive global impact. by buying handcrafted items that provide income to craftswomen in emerging countries.
Ask the Weather Guys
A heat wave is a period of abnormally and uncomfortably hot and usually humid weather.
Swarthout Pool to close early for construction
West Salem residents trying to escape the heat may want to take advantage of the Swarthout Pool before it closes July 30 for renovations and construction.
Free Western technology classes in August
Western Emerging Technologies students will offer technology workshops this summer in the business education building, 405 Eighth St. All sessions are free and open to the community:
Chef who climbed menu from IHOP to 'Top Chef' to demonstrate healthy cooking
Tiffany Derry, whose stellar culinary career began simmering at the age of 15 as a cook at an IHOP and came to a full boil on Bravo TV’s “Top Chef,” comes to La Crosse Crosse on Saturday to show people…
Tonight next chance to see UW-L alum compete on 'Ninja Warrior'
Tonight is the next chance to see Drew Knapp compete to be the next “American Ninja Warrior.”
Waldorf-inspired Thoreau College starts with three-week session
VIROQUA — Thoreau College, an initiative to start the world’s first Waldorf-inspired undergraduate college, is starting this summer in Viroqua with a summer program called The Prelude.
About People for Monday, July 25, 2016
Grace Jones of Couleecap was honored with the 2016 Charles M. Hill Sr. Award for Housing Excellence at the Housing Creates Community: A Home for Everyone conference held July 13 in Appleton.
Hixon Forest Epic cycling event Aug 6 and 7
The Hixon Forest Epic will be held Saturday, Aug. 6, and Sunday, Aug. 7.
Paul Larson: Cow feel the heat even more than we do
If 95 degrees seems hot to you, it feels even hotter to a dairy cow.
For Prosser, long career overshadowed by one heated moment
MADISON — David Prosser filled a lot of roles: prosecutor, legislator, state Supreme Court justice. But he's likely to be best remembered for getting into a physical altercation with another justice that brought national ridicule to Wisconsin's highest court.
VA's 'Candy Man' faces more sanctions
The former medical chief of staff for the Tomah VA Medical Center is again facing sanctions from state regulators.
Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail reopens after storm
TOMAH -- Storms that swept through Monroe County late Thursday night caused a portion of the Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail to close over the weekend.
Marriage licenses for Sunday, July 24, 2016
The following people have filed for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Births for Sunday, July 24, 2016
Mayo Clinic Health System (La Crosse)
Vacation photo contest offers $1,000 top prize
Vacation photographs often capture a perfect moment in a favorite place. Send us your best vacation photos now for a chance to win up to $1,000 in our Destinations Photo Contest. The top photographs submitted will also be featured in…




