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December special programs at La Crosse County Library
The La Crosse County Library is offering a program of stories about gingerbread men and a chance to decorate a gingerbread cookie.
Mr. Ed’s Community Thanksgiving Dinner set
TOMAH — This year’s Mr. Ed’s Community Thanksgiving Dinner will begin at 11 a.m. with a community prayer and last till 1 p.m. or when the food is gone Thanksgiving Day at the American Legion, …
About People for Monday, Nov. 24, 2014
The Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center recognized people and organizations that have had a positive impact on the area archaeology. This year’s awards went to:
Onalaska tourism office moving
ONALASKA — The Onalaska Center for Commerce and Tourism office that has been at 11th Avenue and Main Street since 2006 will soon have a change of scenery. By Dec. 19, the city’s tourism office…
UW-Richland an unlikely international student magnet
RICHLAND CENTER, Wis. — In Catlin Topel’s Dodge pickup truck sat four Pakistanis. She drove. Bushra Aziz rode in the middle front seat so she could videotape the entire 90-minute drive down Hw…
Sparta students learn to make metal art
SPARTA — A quarter might not buy a lot these days, but Sparta High School students in Buck Engel’s jewelry and art metals class still find a lot of value in the coins.
For Goodness' Sake for Sunday, Nov. 23, 2014
Administered by La Crosse County, the For Goodness’ Sake program provides donated household goods to the needy.
Incorporation set for court; Holmen wants to annex entire town
ONALASKA — The town of Onalaska has filed its second petition for incorporation as a village for the same reason as the first: to stem loss of land through annexation to Holmen and Onalaska.
Mayo-Franciscan statue salutes workers for dedication to healing
A sculpture titled "The Healer’s Touch" near the hospital entrance at Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare symbolizes the curative mission of workers there, an official said.
Turnovers leaves Legislature with less experience
MADISON — After three election cycles with significant turnover, the incoming Wisconsin Assembly will have less legislative experience than at any time since the 1960s.
Area schools suspend black students more often than white
Black students in La Crosse area school districts are suspended at a much higher rate than their white peers, state and federal data show.
Wisconsin's nine-day gun season underway
A Wisconsin tradition appeared off to a safe start Saturday as Department of Natural Resources officials said they had received no reports of accidental shootings or other injuries by mid-afte…
Monroe County considers wheel tax
SPARTA, Wis. -- A wheel tax may coming to Monroe County.
Gundersen, Marine Credit Union donate to La Crosse district food pantries
As this year’s unseasonable cold winter weather continues, so too does the support and giving of the La Crosse community.
Board to vote on revisions to invasive species list
MADISON — The state Department of Natural Resources’ board could add scores of organisms to Wisconsin’s invasive species list next month in the first revisions to the catalog since it was crea…
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. The made us feel like we were special. Two of our children, both veterans, went with us,…
Betty Linse: Thankful for style show support
The Women’s Clothes Closet at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church would like to thank all the participants who made our seventh annual style show a success.
Kathy O'Driscoll: Grateful for history programming
Many thanks go out to the Wisconsin Historical Society for hosting its recent Wisconsin History Tour in La Crosse. The emphasis of local history (genealogy, pearls, shipwrecks, veterans and fa…