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'Fort McCoy' movie, starring Norskedalen, nears release
Folks who go to see the movie “Fort McCoy” at Norskedalen next month may think they are seeing double: They will be on the same spots that will be appearing on the silver screen.
Arcadia wins blue ribbon for best-tasting water in Wisconsin
The Arcadia Water and Wastewater Utility in Trempealeau County has won the title of Best-Tasting Water in Wisconsin for the third time in four years.
Body of WWII soldier passes through Wisconsin
VIROQUA (AP) — A body of World War II soldier mistakenly buried in a German ossuary is finally on his way home, but not before making a stop in Wisconsin.
Nancy Hill: Thanks for support of historic bridges
The members of the Friends of McGilvray Road would like to express their appreciation to those who love the road and the bridges. Thank you especially to those who have given and are still sup…
Eileen Pierce: Thanks for great medical care
I’d like to thank all the wonderful people who gave me superb care during my recent stay at Gundersen Health Center.
Cece and Dan Mullenbach: Grateful for help with golf fundraiser
We would like to thank everyone who has made the Sarah Ann Mullenbach Mixed Scramble a success. In the past 10 years, we have been able to donate more than $75,000 to the TRGA Junior and local…
High interest in Minnesota medical pot production
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Want to grow a few plants for Minnesota’s new medical marijuana program?
Cops to monitor pig wrestling event
STEPHENSVILLE, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin police will monitor a church’s weekend pig wrestling event after thousands of people signed an online petition expressing concerns for the animals’ well-being.
Free-wheeling freegan bikes to promote sustainability
Rob Greenfield practices “lead-by-example” activism.
Nerison, Reschke to throw first pitch today
State Rep. Lee Nerison and Shelby Reschke of Westby will throw out the first pitch Sunday at Copeland Park as part of the Take Your Legislator to Work Campaign organized by the Wisconsin Board…
With emergency dredging complete, Mississippi reopens to traffic
The river's clear again.
With emergency dredging complete, Mississippi reopens to traffic (copy)
The river's clear again.
Mayor moves to replace two on library board
Amid the ongoing debate over library operations and the future of two branch sites in the city, the mayor for the first time in his term has chosen not to re-appoint two members of the La Cros…
County steps back on hiring deputy administrator
La Crosse County will not be adding a deputy administrator for now.
South Side Moka closed; owner seeking new location
The Moka drive-through coffee shop on Ward Avenue closed June 23, but owner Joan Wilson plans to reopen another store somewhere on the South Side.
Concordia Ballroom gets a new top hat
Concordia Ballroom has a new lid, after a yearlong fundraiser pulled together enough money to reshingle the 1891 building at 1129 La Crosse St.
Felony charge filed in dog's death
Prosecutors Friday elevated charges against a La Crosse woman accused of killing a 13-year-old basset hound in November.
Coming Sunday: 'Fort McCoy'
Coulee Region residents who have roles — speaking or as extras — in the movie “Fort McCoy” who have been wondering whether their performances ended up on the cutting room floor are about to ge…
City eyes BNSF offer on second rail line
BNSF Railway has offered to cover costs for an underpass at the municipal Forest Hills Golf Course and work needed at a dozen street-level crossings to clear the way for a second line of track…
Bad bite: A tick can make you allergic to red meat
A bug can turn you into a vegetarian, or at least make you swear off red meat. Doctors across the nation are seeing a surge of sudden meat allergies in people bitten by a certain kind of tick.
