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Skyrockers to blast off monthlong countdown to 2015
The La Crosse Skyrockers will begin lighting the heavens over Grandad Bluff Monday with nightly pyrotechnics counting down to the grand finale at midnight New Year’s Eve.
State's new used car inspection guide requires lemon disclosure
MADISON — Chances are, you do not have a clue as to the condition of your car’s tie rods and ball joints, but you do know what a lemon is.
American Girl dolls will have to try again for enshrinement
Addy, Kaya and Kit will have to try again next year for a shot at induction into The Strong’s National Toy Hall of Fame.
Winona YMCA inspired by La Crosse Y's intensive diabetes program
WINONA — More than 86 million Americans are at risk of developing type 2 diabetes, and a new prevention program offered through the Winona Family YMCA aims to chip away at that statistic.
U of M researchers encouraging no-till practice
MINNEAPOLIS — At the end of each harvest season, farmer Dean Dostal of Hutchinson, Minn., carefully tends to his corn and soybean crops, preparing for the next year’s planting season.
In Wisconsin, Black Friday shoppers come for beer
MILWAUKEE — Some people wait for hours in the cold to buy cheap televisions or video games. People in Wisconsin do it for beer.
GOP governors starting to strut their stuff for 2016
BOCA RATON, Fla. — A half-dozen potential Republican presidential contenders spent last week peacocking across the sprawling grounds of a pink-hued luxury resort, schmoozing with donors and si…
Jeannie L. Meyer: Grateful for unexpected kindness
While waiting in line recently at Wal-Mart to purchase a Christmas gift for my sister, who is in a nursing home, I started talking to a college-age woman ahead of me.
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.