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Spring cleaning: Volunteers make another big haul of river trash
The 25th annual Mississippi River Clean Up on Saturday added to the 175 tons of debris, more than 85 tons of scrap metal, more than 1,600 tires and more than 2,200 barrels volunteers have pulled from the river since the…
Chris Hardie: Old tractor taught life lessons
Mother Earth is slowly warming, and the season of planting is here.
Births for Sunday, May 22, 2016
Gundersen Health System
La Crosse Wellness Center offers all-ability summer camp
The La Crosse Wellness Center is offering an all-ability summer camp.
Hike, bike Camp Douglas: New trail unveiled for Armed Forces Day
CAMP DOUGLAS — Chloris Lowe is hoping to turn a once forgotten parcel of land known as “The Back Forty” into a Juneau County destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Five years later, tornado scars scarcely visible
On the afternoon of May 22, 2011, a tornado touched down just south of La Crescent, Minn. A La Crosse police officer watched it cross the Mississippi River, its winds gaining speed as it barreled toward the city’s South Side.
Rising Stars are moving our region forward
Let’s celebrate the rising young stars in the 7 Rivers Region — the up-and-coming entrepreneurs and public servants who are making our region a better place to live.
Pets of the week for Sunday, May 22, 2016
Boysenberry
Marriage licenses for Sunday, May 22, 2016
The following people have filed for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Two recovering after Friday night shooting in Vernon County
Two men were taken to the hospital and are expected to recover after a Friday night shooting in the village of Viola.
Correction for LaX Sunday 052216
A story in Saturday’s Tribune about the La Crosse Area Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church’s Cow Project used the wrong name for the ELCA’s Global Barnyard, in which people donate to send farm animals to the needy in other…
How now, plywood cows help Lutherans raise money to thwart hunger
Thousands of Coulee Region Lutherans are putting a new spin on the term “holy cow,” decorating plywood bovines with a goal of raising $150,000 to alleviate hunger at home and abroad.
Things That Matter: Norwegians in 'The City that Does Things'
In April 1912, this postcard — featuring a raised red felt pennant — made the journey from La Crosse to Flekkefjord, Norway. For 2 cents, a resident from “The City that Does Things” could send greetings to a friend or…
Jourdan Vian: La Crosse named sixth-drunkest city ... yYay?
My fellow La Crosse residents can hold their alcohol. Or rather, we do hold our alcohol, a bit too much and too often, according to a report being circulated on social media this week.
VCT announces meeting to consider group's future
VIROQUA — According to an announcement on the Viroqua Community Theatre’s website, a meeting that’s important to the future of the institution has been scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Monday in the Vernon Memorial Healthcare Community Room.
La Crosse district to celebrate Longfellow 75th anniversary Sunday
A lot has changed at Longfellow Middle School during the past 75 years.
Free worship concert set for June 13
ONALASKA -- The Celebration Singers and Ringers from Cincinnati will perform a free worship concert at 7 p.m. Monday, June 13, at Onalaska United Methodist Church.
Onalaska United Methodist Church confirmands
ONALASKA -- Nine students completed the confirmation course of studies and were honored at a May 1 service at Onalaska United Methodist Church.
Olson named new pastor at St. Paul's
ONALASKA -- Dan Olson is the new pastor at St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Onalaska, where he’ll focus on ministry to children and young families.
Data may help solve discipline problems at Minnesota schools
ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) — A couple years ago, Riverside Elementary School added a school-wide breakfast program. Now about 75 percent of students eat breakfast in their classrooms each morning.