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Helicopters and explosions: Power line takes shape
GALESVILLE, Wis. — With more than 80 percent of the towers in place, a new high-voltage power line known as CapX2020 is taking shape — with some bangs — along the Wisconsin side of the Mississ…
Carey Kroner and Joanne Degenhardt: Thanks for help with geranium sale
For help with geranium sale
WinCraft breaks ground on new facility (copy)
WINONA, Minn. — The foundation walls were already going up and backhoes busied themselves in the distance, but Friday marked the official groundbreaking for WinCraft’s new manufacturing and di…
Helicopters and explosions: Power line takes shape
GALESVILLE, Wis. -- With more than 80 percent of the towers in place, a new high-voltage power line known as CapX2020 is taking shape - with some bangs - along the Wisconsin side of the Missis…
WinCraft breaks ground on big expansion
WINONA, Minn. -- The foundation walls were already going up and backhoes busied themselves in the distance, but Friday marked the official groundbreaking for WinCraft's new manufacturing and d…
UW-L names Betsy Morgan interim provost
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse chancellor Joe Gow announced Friday that psychology department chairwoman Betsy Morgan will be the university’s interim provost.
Central senior designs winning logo for recycling business
Jack Pretasky has an interest in graphic design and marketing.
Svitavsky leaving La Crosse Common Council
Katherine Svitavsky will step down Monday from her District 5 seat on the La Crosse Common Council.
Different climate greets Feingold for rematch with Johnson
Russ Feingold will run to return to the U.S. Senate in a much different political climate than the one in which he was defeated five years ago, political observers said Thursday.
No state help on Roosevelt school conversion
The firm proposing to remake the former Roosevelt Elementary School into affordable housing will seek alternative funding after being turned down for tax credits by the state.
DNR: Bat disease spreading in Wisconsin
MADISON (AP) — A fatal bat disease is spreading across Wisconsin.
Knitting class set for Tuesday
The La Crosse Parks and Recreation Department is offering a knitting class from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, in the boardroom of South Side Neighborhood Center.
Owl Center open house is Sunday
HOUSTON, Minn. -- Owl International Center will have a free open house from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at 126 E. Cedar St.
Different climate greets Feingold for 2016 rematch with Johnson
Russ Feingold will run to return to the U.S. Senate in a much different political climate than the one in which he was defeated five years ago, political observers said Thursday.
Bill Lueders: These nuggets are too good to ignore
It’s springtime, a time for housekeeping. The columnist is cleaning off his desk, emptying his inbox. Here are a few unused news nuggets that seem a shame to throw away:
Tavern League highlights charitable giving as part of Tavern Month
In celebration of Tavern Month, the Tavern League of Wisconsin and the La Crosse County Tavern League are using May to highlight the impact of the industry.
New La Crosse County plat book published
The 2015 version of the La Crosse County Plat Book is now available.
4 new schools added to Wisconsin voucher program
MADISON — Parents continue to show strong interest in the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program, commonly known as vouchers. And Aquinas Catholic Schools continues to be one of the top 25 private …
At the pumps on Thursday, May 14, 2015
Prices Thursday for a gallon of regular gas:
Grants help keep pets in people's homes
The Coulee Region Humane Society helps homeless animals of all kinds find loving and caring homes. But what’s often forgotten is that the shelter also helps resident pets, who already have hom…