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Viroqua receives $7 million to support sewer system upgrades
VIROQUA — U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development has awarded the city of Viroqua grant and loan support to upgrade the city’s wastewater treatment facility.
KCBS barbecue judging class coming to Onalaska
ONALASKA — Area residents can become a Kansas City Barbeque Society certified judge, and they don’t even need to travel to Kansas City to learn how to rate barbeque chicken, ribs, beef brisket and pork shoulder. They can get certified…
For Goodness' Sake for Sunday, April 24, 2016
Administered by La Crosse County, the For Goodness’ Sake program provides donated household goods to the needy.
Filmmaker returns to Tomah roots
To earn his master’s degree in film and video production, Steven Holloway returned to his roots.
Filmmaker returns to Tomah roots
TOMAH -- To earn his master’s degree in film and video production, Steven Holloway returned to his roots.
West Salem man's faith in pup pays off
WEST SALEM — For the second time in three years, Ron Buisman of West Salem has claimed a title in the Bird Dog Circuit National Championship.
Earth Day celebration at Winona's East End Rec Center
The East End Rec Center in was bustling with down-to-earth community members, organizations and businesses for Winona’s Earth Day celebration on Saturday.
BRF construction company says move toward Minnesota pays off
BLACK RIVER FALLS — The owner of a Black River Falls-based construction company says a decision to expand in Minnesota because of Wisconsin’s right-to-work law is paying off.
Extra Effort: Mel-Min senior perseveres through struggles
Cheyenne Dehart spent time in several districts when she was in elementary school.
Marriage licenses for Sunday, April 24, 2016
The following people have filed for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Births for Sunday, April 24, 2016
Gundersen Health System
Hometown History: 1910 State Street
THE WAY IT WAS: Looking east in the 200 block of State Street during circa 1910, as a crowd apparently gathers for a fire call with a horse-drawn fire rig on scene at right. The buildings and billboards in the…
May Fair Arts Fair fundraiser May 1
WEST SALEM — The 11th annual May Fair Arts Fair fundraiser for the Heider Center Arts Board will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, May 1, in the West Salem High School commons.
Pageant winner organizes foster care fundraiser
WEST SALEM — Maria Ekern, the reigning Miss River City’s Outstanding Teen, has a cause she truly believes in. A West Salem High School junior who will be heading to Oshkosh in July to compete in the Miss Wisconsin pageant,…
Midwest Active Transportation Conference
The Midwest Active Transportation Conference will be from 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 20 in UW-L’s Centennial Hall.
La Crescent-Hokah School District considers referendum options
LA CRESCENT — La Cresent-Hokah School District officials are getting closer to presenting voters with a proposed referendum to build a new 72,000-square-foot elementary school.
Viterbo concert honors retiring Jean Saladino
Jean Saladino’s favorite music.
Hwy. 16 to close at Nathan Hill for 90 days starting in early May
ONALASKA — Road construction sign holders were out in force this week on the Nathan Hill section of Hwy. 16 between Onalaska and West Salem as crews continued to cut away at the hillside in preparation for a 90-day road…
First Presbyterian to mark 150 years
First Presbyterian Church, 233 West Ave. S., will observe its 150th anniversary May 14-15 with a weekend of festivities on the church lawn and a special worship service. The theme for the celebration is “Streams that Lead to Living Water.”
