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Dinner to support Humane Society's spay-neuter program
The Coulee Region Humane Society will host the annual Spayghetti & Fixin’s Dinner from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 612 Division St.
Friend for Life adoption event next weekend
The Coulee Region Humane Society is hosting the Make a Friend for Life adoption event from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the JC Penney court at Valley View Mall.
Kapanke poised to challenge Shilling for 32nd District Senate
Former state Sen. Dan Kapanke is poised to challenge the woman who took his seat in a recall election in the wake of the passage of Act 10, the law that stripped most public employees in Wisconsin of their collective…
Tom Still: Wisconsin boy’s life-saving diagnosis speaks to promise of basic research
As recently as a few months ago, prestigious scientific publications were still questioning whether the potential for personalized medicine – diagnoses and cures based on the sequencing of the human genome – was close to being met.
Workplace chaplains bolster employees' mental health
OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — In hospitals, manufacturing plants and Goodwill stores, chaplains — once designated solely for hospice patients and military bases — are helping with the mental health of employees, and, their companies say, the bottom line.
Mementos from Uncle Rodney amid concerns of rail safety
Even death couldn’t stop Rodney Kreunen from giving away packets of seeds, homemade postcards and books with colorful photos of locomotives.
U of M vet student forms friendship with special horse
ST. PAUL, Minn. — A unique friendship has blossomed between a University of Minnesota veterinary student and a blood donor horse.
Exercise, touring dovetail when you let your fingers do some of the walking
Talk about stepping out for a little exercise: Beth Burgos logged about 2,335,090 steps during her 1,115.1-mile trek from the southern tip of England to its northernmost point — with stops at a few of the hundreds of pubs and…
Extortionist in case of Whitehall victim pleads guilty in federal court
MADISON — A Minnesota man who extorted $5,500 from a Whitehall man and was arrested after seeking an additional $7,500 pleaded guilty Friday in federal court to making threats with the intent to obtain money.
Volunteers sought to assist former offenders
Circles of Support is holding an event for new volunteers from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, April 23, at the Southside Multiple Service Senior Center, 1220 Denton St.
Walker signs nonprofit fundraiser bill into law at La Crosse's Mathy Center
Gov. Scott Walker was in La Crosse on Friday afternoon to sign a bill expanding sales tax exemptions for nonprofit organizations that sell goods and services.
Bowl for Kids’ Sake goals are 45 teams, $32,500 for Big Brothers Big Sisters
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the 7 Rivers Region is inviting the community to support La Crosse’s Bowl for Kids’ Sake, the mentoring organization’s largest annual fundraiser.
Things That Matter: Beautiful butter
A hundred years ago, it was hard to find a kitchen without a butter mold, either handmade or purchased from the Sears, Roebuck & Co. catalog. For less than a dollar, any respectable household could serve decorative butter, a simple…
Joann Eckelberg: Thanks for help with blood drive
Christ Lutheran Red Cross Blood Drive West Salem would like to offer a big thank you to all donors at our recent blood drive and to all the people who worked to make it a success.
Walz starts 2016 with strong fundraising
WINONA -- Five-term U.S. Rep. Tim Walz has maintained a strong fundraising effort as he moves toward November.
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Thibodeau: Friends, relationships are linchpins to building healthy communities
Tom Thibodeau’s recipe for healthy eating may have seemed counterintuitive to the health care workers and advocates he shared it with during the annual Healthy County La Crosse Summit.
FSC speaker to reveal 'Art of Sacred Listening'
Kay Lindahl puts a higher value on listening than even Mark Antony of Shakespearean fame, when he asked friends, Romans and countrymen to lend him their ears.
Council member accuses city of discussing policy behind closed doors
Council member Bob Seaquist stormed out halfway through Thursday’s closed session discussion on the city’s rental inspection ordinance, saying the discussion focused on policy, rather than the possible legal action faced by the city in connection to the ordinance.