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Summer Break: Can't escape the fun in La Crosse's escape rooms
Going through an escape room is an exercise in extremes — both extreme fun and extreme frustration.
Mario Miller remembered as charismatic fighter
LA CRESCENT, Minn. — Mario Miller died last month of cryptogenic organizing pneumonia, but he touched many lives in his 18 years.
Home and garden calendar information sought
If you’re planning a garden or home tour, a seminar or other related home-and-garden event, we want to include it in the August issue of the Home & Garden magazine. Email the information to [email protected]. The deadline is Aug. 11.
Riverfront marks renovation, service expansion
BLACK RIVER FALLS — Tammy Miller can’t settle on what she like best about the improved space at Riverfront’s Black River Falls location.
Herlitzka or Herlitzke? A couple of vowels can't keep family apart
There was no shortage of hugs and reminiscing at the Herlitzka/Herlitzke sesquicentennial family reunion, where 80 people from three generations gathered to share 150 years of history. Though family members traveled from seven states to attend, more than three-quarters of…
For Goodness's Sake for Sunday, Aug. 7
Administered by La Crosse County, the For Goodness’ Sake program provides donated household goods to the needy.
La Crosse resident hoping to fight the Good Fight with new community center
Nathaniel Coleman Jr. hopes sharing his passion for boxing can help youth in the community.
Births for Sunday, August 7, 2016
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Marriage licenses for Sunday, Aug. 7, 2016
Filing for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Deer event set for disabled hunters
The North American Squirrel Association will conduct a deer hunt for people with disabilities Sept. 3, 4, 10 and 11.
Water woes emerge as major issue in Wisconsin elections
Wisconsin voters’ concerns about pollution in lakes and streams, contamination of drinking water supplies and depleted aquifers are transforming water into a key campaign issue in this fall’s elections, including the race between Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson and former…
DNR updates which fish can be eaten safely
MADISON — With updated fish-eating guidance, “Choose Wisely: A Health Guide for Eating Fish in Wisconsin,” is now available online through the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources website.
Feed company considers plant in Chippewa business park
CHIPPEWA FALLS — What was once the Chippewa County Farm may house a facility blending feed for dairy cattle.
Kathy O’Driscoll: Thank you for supporting our library
We would like to thank all those who attended the Friends of the Onalaska Library’s recent wine tasting. Our thanks also go to our sponsors: Lost Island Wine, Savory Creations, Floral Visions and Valley View Car Wash. Your support of…
Things That Matter: Summering on Eagle Bluff
“Have you ever enjoyed a week in a summer cottage on the shore of the Mississippi River, witnessed the sun rise and set over the hills near by, swam with the kids in the river … hustled water, ice, groceries…
Jourdan Vian: Go forth and join the Cargo Shorts Debates
When Nicole Hong of The Wall Street Journal wrote a silly feature headlined “Nice Cargo Shorts! You’re sleeping on the Sofa” about men’s shorts of choice, she thought she was just tackling a minor fashion dispute.
Croninger, Lueck run for Monroe County district attorney
SPARTA — A two-way Republican primary will determine who will be the Monroe County district attorney.
La Crosse reservoir incident left 30 homes without water
It was about 6:40 p.m. on a Saturday when utility manager Mark Johnson received the alarm that La Crosse’s water reservoir — and subsequently water pressure — was too low for comfort.
FSC offers indoor labyrinth walk for peace
In response to incidences of violence, injustice, anger and self-interest, the Franciscan Spirituality Center will offer the Labyrinth Walk for Peace on Wednesday, Aug. 10.
