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Gundersen to declare energy independence day after hitting green goal
Gundersen Health System has accomplished one of the most ambitious quests in harnessing power since Ben Franklin flew a kite in a lightning storm: complete energy independence.
Charlene Holler: UW-L event was spooky fun
My two grandsons were visiting, so I decided to take them to the Halloween event at Reuter Hall on the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse campus. We were warmly greeted on a chilly evening and …
Susan Miller: Young voters were well prepared
I've been a poll worker for 40 years, and I'd like to recognize the fine young people who came into vote on Nov. 4. They were well-prepared with registration information, and they were patient…
Judy Shoults: Lucroy is true role model
I'd like to thank the La Crosse Tribune for publishing a front page story Monday about Jonathan Lucroy. The article about the Milwaukee Brewers catcher joining a Freedom Honor Flight in Milwau…
Mary Wadium: Grateful for help with yard
Thank you to the wonderful young people who came and raked my yard on Halloween.
Habitat application expo today; deadline Nov. 14
Habitat for Humanity La Crosse Area will hold its last home application expo from 10 a.m. to noon today at the Goodwill location at 3954 Mormon Coulee Road.
Sister cities instill trust to build economies, international head says
La Crosse’s seven sister cities are nurturing vital relationships that will boost economies here and abroad, says the head of Sister Cities International.
Halfway there: I-90 bridge ends second season
Construction crews are winding down their second season of work on a new Mississippi River crossing for Interstate 90.
Tomah police investigating death
TOMAH -- Tomah police are investigating the death of a woman found in a house Wednesday evening.
Energy independence day arrives as Gundersen goes green
Gundersen Health System has accomplished one of the most ambitious quests in harnessing power since Ben Franklin flew a kite in a lightning storm: complete energy independence.
Dump truck driver stands mute in fatal interstate crash
A dump truck driver charged in a fatal crash on Interstate 90 stood mute during his arraignment today.
Cornish announces plans to challenge Walz in 2016
VERNON CENTER, Minn. — Republican State Rep. Tony Cornish says he plans to challenge recently re-elected U.S. Rep. Tim Walz in 2016.
Welcome to winter: Snow expected Monday in La Crosse
Forecasters predict the season’s first significant snowfall early next week, more than a month before winter officially begins.
Federal offices will be closed Tuesday
Federal government offices will be closed Tuesday in observance of Veterans Day. The La Crosse post office will be closed, and mail will not be delivered.
Experts talk transportation challenges at LADCO forum
From the nation’s first highway for goods and people — the mighty Mississippi River on which La Crosse is located — to the railroads of the past century and now the newer federal interstate hi…
UW-L students STRIP to help those in poverty
In order to help out those in poverty, a group of University of Wisconsin-La Crosse students are conducting a winter clothing drive this month.
Salvation Army Christmas Boutique offers one-stop shop to deck the halls
The Salvation Army Christmas Boutique opened this week, offering new and used holiday décor, trinkets and apparel in a fun and festive setting.
Walker highlights technical training and workforce development at Western
Fresh from a win Tuesday in the mid-term election and just four days after his last visit to the Coulee Region, Gov. Scott Walker was back in La Crosse on Thursday afternoon.
Jimmy Jams celebrates 20 years in Winona; artists to visit La Crosse, too
WINONA, Minn. -- Four internationally renowned comic book creators will visit Jimmy Jams this Saturday as part of the Winona store’s 20th anniversary celebration.