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Minnesota woman creates oasis for veterans in pain
    SAUK CENTRE, Minn. (AP) — When you talk about budgets and broken promises and what’s the most cost-effective way to help a veteran, it’s to give them purpose, hope and love.  
Cat adoption event this week
    ONALASKA — The Coulee Region Humane Society is hosting the Shelter Cats are Priceless adoption fair.  
State Fair visitors eat up lots of wireless data
    FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. (AP) — On top of corn dogs and fried cheese curds, visitors to the Minnesota State Fair are eating up a lot of wireless data.  
Wisconsin governor skirts touchy casino decision
    KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker portrays himself as a man of action, willing to take on tough political fights. It's a huge theme in his re-election campaign, underscored in h…  
Driver found dead after hit-and-run, shooting
    MILWAUKEE (AP) — Police say a male driver has been found dead — apparently shot after a hit-and-run in Milwaukee.  
Recount flips results in Wisconsin Senate primary
    MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A recount that did not include 110 missing ballots flipped the results in a Democratic primary for a state Senate seat in southwestern Wisconsin, the candidates said.  
Key moments give fuel to Minnesota campaign themes
    ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Several upcoming events on the calendar could help energize campaigns for Minnesota governor and legislative offices, driving the messages voters will hear from candidat…  
Wisconsin teen visits all 50 state capitols
    EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Nick Nelson has known all of the state capitals since he was 5 years old. Now, at age 15, he can say he’s visited all of the state capitols as well.  
Globetrotter doesn't let cancer stop her from coddling grandkids
    ONALASKA — A diagnosis of breast cancer “stops you in your tracks,” says Mary Sargent, who has heard that verdict twice but chooses globetrotting with grandkids to show that the disease can’t …  
Walker deals with double dose of bad economic news
    MADISON — Gov. Scott Walker tried to put a positive spin Friday on the one-two punch of lackluster job numbers and a drop in tax collections that will likely put the budget in the red next yea…  
Sam and Janet Sokolik: Grateful for help with class reunion
    We want to thank La Vern Jonas, Ronald Page, Bonnie Page, Ruth Chalsma, Judy McHugh and Rosanne Fibeger for a great job of setting up the 50-year class reunion of Holmen High School at Paradis…  
Mary Kastenschmidt: Thanks for help with Neighbor Night
    The Mindoro Area Outreach Team would like to thank everyone — especially those who attended — who helped make our Neighbor Night on Aug. 27 such a success.  
Climbing for a cause: Local workshop teaches environmental activism through protest
    STODDARD, Wis. -- Kat Eng stepped into her climbing harness and went through the alphabetical checklist before her ascent into the forest canopy.  
Steppin' Out helps fund new researcher, cancer services
    As thousands prepare to walk in the Steppin’ Out in Pink fundraiser Sept. 6, the Gundersen Medical Foundation is close to hiring another cancer researcher with earnings from the campaign that …  
Bekky Mayfield: Habitat for Humanity grateful for support
    I want thank the participants, donors and volunteers who helped make the Run to the Runway, Walk to the Waffles 5K Family Fun Run event to benefit Habitat for Humanity a huge success.  
Science of young brains has put more emphasis on early education
    DALLAS (MCT) -- A generation or so ago, even the best day care centers were mostly about keeping little kids clean and fed and away from chomping on each other. These days, the best-respected …  
La Crosse Labor Day festivities include parade, festival
    The Western Wisconsin AFL-CIO invites the public to attend a North Side Labor Day parade to be followed by a festival at Copeland Park.  
Man arrested in Winona County prostitution sting
    WINONA, Minn. -- A La Crescent man faces prostitution charges after a Winona County Sheriff's Department sting operation.  
Former Wisconsin deputy charged in double homicide
    MADISON  — Prosecutors on Friday charged a former Wisconsin sheriff's deputy suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease with shooting his wife and sister-in-law to death earlier this month.  




