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Sprout For Kids Foundation donates $2,500 to Pump House Regional Arts Center
The Sprout For Kids Foundation, founded in 2013 by Pearl Street Brewery and ON3 Print and Design, recently gave a check of $2,540 to the Pump House Regional Arts Center.
Three injured in two-vehicle head-on crash in rural De Soto
Three people were injured in a two-vehicle head-on crash in rural De Soto, Friday, July 12.
Dump truck driver extricated from vehicle in rural La Farge
A dump truck driver had to be extricated from his vehicle after it overturned on private property in rural La Farge on Tuesday, July 9.
WAY IT WAS: Krazy Days Sale, 1994
Young and old search for bargains in the 400 block of Main Street during a “Krazy Days” sale in downtown La Crosse on July 21, 1994. Sylvester Discount was owned by Bob and Lynette Sylvester and opened in 1989. It…
Tour of gardens on FSPA land hosted by Mississippi Valley Conservancy
A tour of the Villa St. Joseph gardens with a guided sunset hike and ridgetop stargazing will be offered from 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17, at Villa St. Joseph, W2658 state Hwy 33, La Crosse, by Mississippi Valley…
Yang family celebrates homeownership through La Crosse Habitat for Humanity's sweat equity program
The Yang family were handed the keys to their first ever owned home by Habitat for Humanity, after completing the sweat equity homeowner program and purchasing the home for a 0% interest loan over 30 years.
UPDATE: Boat launches in La Crosse open again
The city of La Crosse Parks Department announced Friday that all city boat launches accessing the Mississippi and Black rivers are now open.
'Slow, long crunch and then a bang': Neighbor hears car crash through roof of La Crescent garage
Car crashes through garage roof in La Crescent. Driver escapes without serious injury. Investigation ongoing.
'All gooey inside': Police in Winona, Chippewa Falls work to build positive relationships with children
Winona and Chippewa Falls police departments are working to build positive relationships with children and combat fear in their communities.
Habitat seeks volunteers to help 'ReNew the Block'
Habitat for Humanity and its partners are looking for some helping hands from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 20, in the inaugural ReNew the Block project — a North Side community-driven revitalization effort focused on Logan Middle School…
Veterans Freedom Park boat launch in La Crosse open again
The city of La Crosse Parks Department announced Tuesday that Veterans Freedom Park boat launch is open again, but the East Copeland Park north and south ramps remain closed.
One dead after head-on collision on Highway 93 near Arcadia
One person died after a head-on collision on Wisconsin Highway 93 near Arcadia early Tuesday morning.
Ferryville River Bluff Daze is July 27
Ferryville River Bluff Daze will take place Saturday, July 27.
La Crosse area building permits
Here are recent La Crosse area building permits.
Update: Motorcyclist who died in rural De Soto crash identified
A motorcyclist who was pronounced dead at the scene of a crash in rural De Soto, Sunday, July 14 has been identified.
THE WAY IT WAS: Pills-a-Poppin’ Musical Revue, ca. 1970
Lutheran Hospital doctor Ramon Gonzales, left, Gerri Cina, middle, and William Holstein, right, posed for a promotional snapshot during dress rehearsal for what is believed to be the 1970 edition of the Pills-a-Poppin’ Musical Revue. The annual Lutheran Hospital Auxiliary…
$2M project to extend life of Cass Street bridge starts Monday with lane closures expected
Preliminary work on a $2 million project to extend the service lives of the Cameron Drive and Cass Street bridges in La Crosse is scheduled to begin Monday.
Winona group launches beekeeping program with aim of helping bees, community and clients
The Winona Occupational Rehabilitation Center has started a beekeeping program to create jobs for its clients, benefit the Winona community and help the bee population.
Work on ball fields, pickleball courts and trail at new $6M Trempealeau village park begins
The village of Trempealeau in Wisconsin is one step closer to a new park, which is expected to include baseball fields, pickleball courts, a walking path, and more.
Wisconsin DOT proposes safety upgrades at two rail crossings near La Crosse Amtrak Station
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is planning to upgrade two problematic rail crossings on La Crosse's north side to accommodate a second Amtrak route launched earlier this year. The crossings, Hagar and Avon streets and St. Cloud and Liberty streets,…




