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EPA renewable fuel requirements disappoint corn growers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently proposed increases in its 2017 volume requirements for all types of biofuels covered under the Renewable Fuel Standard program, including ethanol.
Hometown History: 1987 removal of the Doerflinger sign
THE WAY IT WAS: A workman attends to the clock on the old Doerflingers sign shortly after it was lowered to the sidewalk at Fourth and Main streets during the sign’s removal Dec. 11, 1987. This large sign with its…
Sirens to be tested this morning
La Crosse County Emergency Services will conduct a test of the emergency warning system by activating outdoor sirens today between 11 and 11:30 a.m. Outdoor warning sirens in various parts of La Crosse County will be activated for three minutes…
Paul Larson: Making hay isn't what it used to be
I can remember, as a kid, helping the neighbor make small, rectangular bales of hay.
Vinehout surveys Democrats about run for governor
State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout, a darling among Wisconsin progressives who mounted a brief run for governor in 2014, spent much of this weekend’s Democratic Party of Wisconsin convention chatting up delegates, asking if they thought she should run again in…
For Goodness's Sake for Sunday, June 5, 2016
Administered by La Crosse County, the For Goodness’ Sake program provides donated household goods to the needy.
Black River Falls art teacher wins state honor
BLACK RIVER FALLS — Art is expression for Lee Amborn. He always was drawing as a kid. It didn’t surprise his mother when he pursued a career teaching art.
On Wisconsin: Celebrating 50 years of Lake Redstone and its community
LA VALLE — Ike Isaacson’s idea was to take a marshy valley that was difficult to farm and transform the land into a lake.
Lewiston woman continues to share story about dangers of teen drinking
Thirteen years later, questions still haunt Dede Mraz.
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.
