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Hometown history: 1911 street scene
THE WAY IT WAS: This circa 1911 street scene shows a Ruplin Baking Co. truck and driver during a delivery at the La Crosse Chop House which was located at 122 N. Third St. Of added interest ar…
Another year of drama at B-T eagles’ nest
The bald eagle pair in Decorah, Iowa, might be more famous, reliably producing brood after brood of young chicks on camera for the Internet and world to see.
Should La Crosse police Campbell?
The La Crosse Police Department is proposing to take over policing in Campbell, but the merger has gotten a chilly reception from town leaders wary of ceding any type of authority to the city.
Referendum includes pool upgrade
WEST SALEM — The West Salem School District hopes to answer the community’s request for updates to Swarthout Swimming Pool with its April 7 referendum.
Wisconsin freedom of information advocates seek shorter wait
MADISON — Freedom of information advocates in Wisconsin say the state’s law makes it too easy for officials to drag their feet in filling requests.
Devastating effect of ‘Candy Land’ VA hospital reach beyond veterans
On a clear August morning, Amish carpenter William Miller and his family climbed into their black horse-drawn buggy and headed out to the nearest big-box store, a 16-mile journey from their ce…
Gundersen MS educational event set
Gundersen Health System’s next free educational event for people with multiple sclerosis, their friends and family will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, March 23, at the Lunda Center on the Western T…
UW-L math department honored with state teaching award
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents has selected the UW-La Crosse’s Mathematics Department to receive the regents’ 2015 Teaching Excellence Award. Only one academic department …
Devastating effect of ‘Candy Land’ VA hospital reach beyond veterans (copy)
On a clear August morning, Amish carpenter William Miller and his family climbed into their black horse-drawn buggy and headed out to the nearest big-box store, a 16-mile journey from their ce…
Pets of the week for Sunday, March 15
Titania is a 1-year-old domestic short-hair tortoiseshell cat. She is a sweet, affectionate and playful, and would do best in a quiet home with a family that is willing to give her time to get…
Shilling announces budget listening sessions
In order to provide an opportunity to learn about Governor Scott Walker’s budget and comment on his proposals, State Sen. Jennifer Shilling, D-La Crosse, will be holding several listening sess…
In New Hampshire, Scott Walker lays out three pillars of potential presidential platform
CONCORD, N.H. — Gov. Scott Walker introduced himself to New Hampshire Republicans here Saturday, outlining a three-pronged potential presidential theme focused on growth, reform and safety — a…
La Crosse Segway Tours to roll out next month
Anyone searching for a segue from one activity to another while visiting La Crosse will be able to hop on a Segway and tool around town.
Things That Matter: Pershing Boots
Now that mud season is (happily) upon us, have you dug out your best waterproof boots? If last year’s galoshes won’t cut it, consider finding a pair of Pershing boots, like the ones in the La …
Brewers ban high-fives because of pink eye
PEORIA, Ariz. — A clubhouse outbreak of pink eye is forcing the Milwaukee Brewers to find a new way to celebrate top plays at spring training.
Coroner: 19-year-old killed by officer shot in head, torso
MADISON, Wis. — A 19-year-old biracial man who was unarmed when killed by a white Madison police officer was shot in his head, right arm and torso, according to preliminary autopsy reports rel…
Former La Crosse teacher pleads guilty to misdemeanor prostitution charge
WINONA, Minn. — A 59-year-old former La Crosse teacher pleaded guilty Thursday to a misdemeanor charge of attempting to hire an adult prostitute putting an end to a four-day trial in Winona Di…
David J. Marcou: Grateful for help with ailing father
My dad, David A. Marcou Jr., 83, passed March 8 in peace, but first he and Rose, my mom, celebrated their 65th Valentine wedding anniversary.
Dianne Seyler: Thanks for help with fundraiser
The La Crosse/Epinal Committee would like to say merci beaucoup to everyone who supported our ninth annual Tour de France Wine and Cheese Tasting and Silent Auction fundraiser on March 10 at J…
Coming Sunday: Far-reaching impacts of 'Candy Land'
The effects of addiction have rippled far beyond the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center, which some veterans called “Candy Land” because doctors there had prescribed opiates so freely. Pati…
