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Around Town: Black Lives Matter protesters in Madison: 'Racist cops have got to go'
A crowd of more than 200 Black Lives Matter protesters marched down State Street in Madison Sunday.
DNR staffing vacancies rose again last year
MADISON — State job vacancies that have been linked to weak regulation of pollution began climbing again last year after falling from a 14-year high after Gov. Scott Walker took office.
Summer Break: Escape to Rainbow Ridge Farm Camp
Is there anything better than bottle feeding a baby goat? Perhaps scratching behind the ear of a corpulent pig? Luckily, children won’t have to choose during the Rainbow Ridge Farm Camp.
Summer Concert Series
GALESVILLE — Old Main is hosting a summer concert series performance by Studebaker 7, a La Crosse classic rock band, at 7 p.m. Saturday at Old Main, 20869 College Ave., Galesville. The concert will feature Studebaker 7.
Marriage licenses for Sunday, July 10, 2016
The following people have filed for a marriage license in La Crosse County:
Births for Sunday, July 10, 2016
Mayo Clinic, La Crosse
Early school experiences shaped La Crosse superintendent's life: 'I wouldn't be here without people like them'
On his first day of kindergarten, Randy Nelson was so scared of walking up to the big double doors that he hid behind a large oak tree until his parents came back to get him.
Roleo tests competitors skill, endurance and focus
ONALASKA — Arms flailing, feet flying and concentration at a maximum, competitors at the ninth Three Rivers Roleo made the most of their time on the water.
For Goodness's Sake for Sunday, July 10, 2016
Administered by La Crosse County, the For Goodness’ Sake program provides donated household goods to the needy.
St. Peter’s celebrates 100 years of faith, family
HOKAH, Minn. -- When Rachel Fishel went to school at St. Peter’s in Hokah, she knew she wanted to be a teacher there some day -- and that's exactly what came to be.
Chris Hardie: Lost-and-found story rings true
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Fairest of the Fair ready for next week's fun
WEST SALEM — Being the La Crosse Interstate Fair’s Fairest of the Fair wasn’t about winning a pageant, 19-year old Kory Anderson says. It’s about the opportunity to educate people about the importance of agriculture in an increasingly urban world.
Children left behind: Evidence grows of poverty’s toll on young brains, academic achievement gap
Naja Tunney’s home is filled with books. Sometimes she will pull them from a bookshelf to read during meals. At bedtime, Naja, 5, reads to her 2-year-old sister, Hannah.
Springer hopes children's book can teach people about cerebral palsy
Mary Beth Springer was working as a freelance writer when she met the woman who would inspire her first children’s book. After speaking with Nanette, Springer started a 14-year journey to publish “I Have Cerebral Palsy.”
Things That Matter: Oldest known game in North America
We think of hoop rolling as a quaint, 19th century child’s game. But in fact, a complex version of it was once played by thousands of participants in tournaments viewed by thousands more.
Randolph to speak at Living Word
The Rev. James Randolph will be a guest minister at Living Word Christian Church at 8:15 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
Hintons will appear at Connect Church
ONALASKA — David Hinton and his wife, Cristi, will appear at Connect Church in Onalaska and at area events next week.
Brickson ordained in Minneapolis
The Rev. Cynthia Jean Brickson has been ordained to the sacred order of priests.
Christ Episcopal installs audio system for hearing-impaired church-goers
Christ Episcopal Church, 111 N. Ninth St., has installed a hearing loop system to help people with hearing aids hear services more clearly.
