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Bob and Judy Hall: Veterans meal was appreciated
We'd like to thank the people who organized the recent meal for veterans at the Holmen American Legion. They made us feel like we were special. Two of our children, both veterans, went with us…
Rotary Lights again transforms Riverside Park
Those who clamber up a ladder this weekend to hang Christmas lights at home might want to keep this number in mind before grumbling about all the trouble: 3.5 million.
Gundersen: 3.8 percent rate hike for 2015 lowest in 17 years
Gundersen Health System will enact the lowest increase in 17 years when rates for its hospital and clinics rise an average of 3.8 percent beginning Jan. 1.
At the Pumps on Thursday, Nov. 27, 2014
Prices Thursday for a gallon of regular gas:
Evangelicals with gay children challenging church
Rob and Linda Robertson did what they believed was expected of them as good Christians.
UW-L offers class for new entrepreneurs
The UW-La Crosse Small Business Development Center will offer a class for new entrepreneurs.
Celebrate Community: Thanksgiving dinner puts motto into practice
Hundreds of volunteers prepared about 3,000 meals Thursday for home delivery, take-out customers and sit-down diners at the free La Crosse Community Thanksgiving Dinner at the La Crosse Center.
Madison police question benefits of body cameras, estimate high cost
MADISON — A report from Madison police on officer-worn video cameras questions some of the touted benefits of having police record interactions with citizens, and estimates the cameras could c…
Christmas tree growers reporting success
BARABOO, Wis. (AP) —Christmas tree growers in south-central Wisconsin say this year’s growing season has been better after two years of heavy losses.
Pleasoning to open at new location Monday
After 26 years on South Avenue, the Boarman family decided a change in scenery is in order for Pleasoning Gourmet Seasoning.
New Onalaska summer festival in the works
ONALASKA — For the past several months, Onalaska Police Chief Jeffrey Trotnic has been conducting an undercover operation of sorts, and one nice thing is nobody is going to get busted because of it.
Millions take to stores on Thanksgiving
NEW YORK — Millions of Americans headed to the stores for holiday gift shopping on Thanksgiving in what has quickly become a new holiday tradition.
Readers share their gratitude at Thanksgiving
Tribune readers responded to our call for their Thanksgiving thoughts in a variety of ways — from single, short declarative sentences to longer-form essays on subjects from genetic research to…
Fatal Hwy. 35 accident under investigation; DOT plans safety improvements
Authorities are investigating a head-on crash that killed three people Tuesday on Hwy. 35 in the town of Onalaska but do not believe road conditions contributed to the accident.
Thanksgiving could mean Minnesota turkey
Thanksgiving looms, and let’s face it: This holiday can hardly happen without Minnesota.
Who will be the 2014 person of the year?
The Tribune needs the public’s help to select its 13th Person of the Year.
For Goodness' Sake: The gift of giving
ROCKLAND, Wis. -- Two-year-old Ella Brown recently returned to her Rockland home after another lengthy stay at University of Wisconsin Children’s Hospital.
70 years ago, men participated in landmark Minnesota starvation experiment
Many of us will be stuffing ourselves silly from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day.
Green Bay tattoo artist inking the big picture
GREEN BAY — When I first met Paul Dhuey inside his Green Bay studio at 309 N. Broadway, the first thing that I noticed was a fly on his neck.