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Sparta farmers market has new home
The Sparta Farmers Market has a new home for 2016.
La Crosse Public Works Open House set for Friday
The La Crosse Public Works Department will host an open house from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday at the Street Department Municipal Service Center, 2000 Marco Drive.
$1M bail set for Lewiston murder suspect
WINONA, Minn. — Bail of $1 million was set Monday for the suspect in the murder of Tasha Lynn Hanson.
Racing pigeons killed in La Crosse garage fire
About 50 racing pigeons died in a garage fire early Sunday on La Crosse’s South Side.
Ask the Weather Guys: What is the hydrologic cycle?
The hydrologic cycle describes the circulation of water from the ocean and other watery surfaces to the atmosphere and to the land.
ReNEW La Crosse Neighborhoods needs volunteers
ReNEW La Crosse Neighborhoods needs volunteers for simple repairs, painting, landscaping and yard clean-up on May 21, and June 4 and 11.
River to Ridge 5-mile run Saturday
The WisCorps 22nd annual River to Ridge five-mile run/walk will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday in Riverside Park.
Hometown History: A 1936 view of the Majestic Theatre Building
THE WAY IT WAS: A May 1936 view of the Majestic Theatre Building, which was located at 514-516 Main St. In addition to the theater, this building had offices on the upper floors and two retail stores at street level.…
Father, son biking across the U.S. this summer — just for fun
Winona State instructor James Wheat and his son, Julian, left late last week for a 20-day trip that will take them through history and nature in America’s Tornado Alley.
Long-time Minnesota conservation officer Scott Fritz retires after 31 years
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — Scott Fritz’s office crawl space looks almost empty.
Victim in Lewiston homicide ID'd; suspect to appear in court Monday
The 24-year-old woman whose body was found early Saturday morning outside Lewiston, Minn., was identified Sunday, and a 23-year-old man remains in custody, suspected of killing her.
Federal judge set to weigh Wisconsin voting changes
MADISON — A federal judge is set to weigh whether a host of changes that Republican legislators have made to Wisconsin's voting laws illegally burden minority and Democratic-leaning voters.
Project highlights woman’s work to ID Ho-Chunk photos
BLACK RIVER FALLS — A high school project has shed light on the life of a woman who worked to identify Ho-Chunk Nation members in a series of photographs.
North Crawford students get hands-on learning about energy
SOLDIER’S GROVE, Wis. — Students in Lisa Andresen’s science class are taking a hands-on approach to learning about renewable energy.
Video: Former Badgers quarterback Russell Wilson gives commencement speech at Wisconsin's graduation
Wilson played one season with the Badgers, leading UW to the Big Ten title and a berth in the 2012 Rose Bowl.
Vernon County eyes establishing ATV, UTV routes
VIROQUA — A statewide expansion in tourism surrounding the use of all-terrain and utility task vehicles has led county Supervisor Cade Cary to seek an expansion of legal routes for the vehicles in Vernon County.
DAR GOOD CITIZEN REPORT
Caya Wollman of Westby High School was honored April 23 by the La Crosse-Rebecca Myrick chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution during a luncheon at the La Crosse Country Club. She received a certificate from her school and…
Paul Larson: Cameron Park Farmers Market is something special
It’s 11:30 a.m. Friday ... still four loads of feed to mix for the cows, steers and heifers. I’m hurrying, trying to get the chores done, meat freezer stocked, and get showered and shaved before leaving by 2:30 p.m. for…
A bird’s eye view: Flying students experience ‘ultimate freedom’ in the sky
BLACK RIVER FALLS — When Dale Klevgard gets into an airplane, he appreciates what the trip represents.
