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La Crosse girl, 13, to pedal 90 miles in JDRF fundraiser
Like a lot of kids, Kinzie Schroeder enjoys riding her bike around town; after all, it’s faster than walking.
Chris Hardie: Lawyers are the only winners in raw milk debate
The day the cows were turned out to pasture each May was a sure sign that spring had arrived on the farm.
Ashley for the Arts event draws various artists and vendors to Arcadia
ARCADIA, Wis. — Artists, vendors and musicians of diverse interests participated in the Ashley for the Arts event Friday and Saturday.
La Crosse's Irishfest has another full slate of events
Today’s main stage attractions at Irishfest include Glencastle Irish Dancers at 11:30 a.m., Socks in a Frying Pan at 1 p.m., Scythian at 2:45 p.m. and Skerryvore at 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday primary: Things to know
Wisconsin voters on Tuesday will choose their party’s candidates to advance to the November general election.
Three Republican vie for chance to challenge Kind
Voters in Tuesday’s primary will choose between three distinct brands of Republicans vying for the GOP spot on the ballot in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District: a Ron Paul-style libertaria…
Young Coulee Region actors to hit silver screen
Marty Backstrand’s acting career leapfrogged the release of his first major film, “Fort McCoy,” with several other movie roles, commercials and other gigs sandwiched between the flick’s produc…
'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.
