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BGC looks to move into WSMS
WEST SALEM — The West Salem Boys & Girls Club could start moving into the West Salem Middle School early next year.
Aquinas senior steps up to care for sick family members
Caleb Pedretti had to grow up fast. His parents divorced when he was 6. A few years later, his younger brother, Eli, was diagnosed with leukemia. After 3½ years of treatment, Eli is in remissi…
Walker, GOP dominated news in 2014
From breaking stories, such as deadly traffic accidents and an explosion that rocked La Crosse's North Side, to issues that moved forward inches at a time, the Coulee Region had no shortage of…
Gas price dive evokes smiles at pump
An old wives’ tale — long since debunked — suggests that babies smile because they have gas. These days, adults are smiling because they have gas — cheap petrol.
The lacrossetribune.com Top 20
This is isn’t surprising: Crime news and fatal crashes dominated the the list of the 20 most-clicked-upon stories posted at lacrossetribune.com in 2014, just as they have for the two decades o…
Task force helps nab another predator
ONALASKA — A 28-year-old Ohio man who victimized children through online gaming spent the first of up to 10 Christmases behind bars last week, thanks to an investigation launched by local poli…
Vikings stadium builders work on career highlight
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings have been in transition all year.
National Eagle Center celebrates anniversary with growth
What began 25 years ago as a simple idea — to help people see bald eagles during late fall, winter and early spring — has grown into the National Eagle Center, a major tourism draw for Wabasha…
Fugitive’s secret life has victim’s family seeking answers
Even before he broke out of a Wisconsin prison in 1978 in a hot-wired El Camino, Thaddeus “Ted” Cydzik made headlines as a prisoner. Serving life for a fatal Brookfield supper club robbery, he…
Top news of 2014 left us grasping for answers
Twenty-thousand feet down the answers may be waiting, hidden in some underwater canyon far off Australia’s coast. But more than nine months after searchers began scouring the seas for a Malays…
Rosalia Bauer: Grateful for Nativity scene in Madison
I was delighted to learn that a Nativity scene is on display at our state Capitol in Madison. I'd like to thank Geralyn Ketterman of Edgerton, Wis., who was the leader in making this happen. M…
Caroline van Schaik and Christopher Iremonger:
The concert last weekend by the La Crosse Symphony Orchestra was remarkable.
Christopher R. Hanson: Event benefited homeless veterans
Each year, Don Weber and the incredible staffs from Logistics Health Inc. and The Waterfront Restaurant collaborate to provide an amazing holiday dinner and entertainment for our region’s home…
Midwestern governors build credentials for 2016 run
MADISON (AP) — One group of potential candidates for president probably won’t be shuffling off to Iowa, New Hampshire or other early campaign spots in the new year. They’ll be hunkered down in…
Controversial 'Interview' packs Sparta theater in only area showings
SPARTA — “The Interview,” the controversial movie that Sony Pictures initially pulled from its Christmas Day release because of threats of violence, is packing ’em in at the only Coulee Region…
Wisconsin's economy looks 'healthy' and 'promising' for 2015, industry leaders say
MADISON -- Leaders of several key Wisconsin industries say 2015 should be a good year, according to forecasts prepared for the Wisconsin Bankers Association, but the state’s farmers will likel…
Gundersen sets open house for updated labor, delivery unit
Gundersen Health System in La Crosse will host an open house in its recently updated labor and delivery area from 1 to 4 p.m. Jan. 4.
Caledonia farmer combines adventure, faith in mercy mission
Ben Winnes of Caledonia, Minn., wanted to combine adventure with service reflecting his Christian faith — and he ended up more than 10,000 miles from home to do so.
Warm December weakens ice; anglers undeterred
After a warmer than normal December, the ice isn’t great, but that’s not keeping anglers on dry land.