The Whitehall school board reviewed the results of a program focused on student learning and development at its regular monthly meeting last week Monday.
The program, LIFToFFS, is used by Whitehall to develop personalized, project-based, and hands-on learning opportunities. The program emphasizes...
Officials from Baker Tilly told members of the Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors last Monday that “a perfect storm” created several issues with the county’s financial audit this year, which identified three material weaknesses related to internal controls.
One of the material weaknesses...
Blair Chief of Police Kent Johnson worked with several volunteers to remove overgrown vegetation from a yard at the corner of West Broadway Street and Highway 95 after a rat infestation was reported on the property. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
While acknowledging that a property located on West Broadway Street in Blair was declared an “imminent threat to public health” due to a rat infestation, Chief of Police Kent Johnson urged area residents to have compassion for the homeowner.
During an emergency special Blair city council meeting on...
Zach Rastall
After a clutch ninth-inning home run against the Cubs in early September that helped guide the Brewers to a win, star outfielder Jackson Chourio remarked “I sometimes feel like I was born for these moments.”
If there were any lingering doubts in the mind of any Brewers fan about that, there sure...
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau football team was no match for the undefeated West Salem Panthers, who continue their match toward a conference championship, an undefeated regular season and a potential push for an eventual trip to Camp Randall Stadium.
The Panthers (7-0, 5-0 Coulee) opened up a...
As the postseason creeps increasingly closer, Independence/Gilmanton’s Allie Sylla rang in October in impressive fashion with a win in Osseo.
Sylla was the lone runner to break the 20-minute mark in the girls’ 5,000-meter race at last Thursday’s Osseo-Fairchild Invitational, winning with a time of...
Arcadia’s Layna Wozney and Tatum Drazkowski went up to block a Westby attack during last week’s Coulee Conference matchup between the two teams. (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)
Hoping to finally get the monkey off their back and claim their first conference win of the fall, the Arcadia volleyball team got off to precisely the start they wanted at home against Westby. But after winning the first set, the Raiders stumbled and dropped the next three.
A couple days prior to...
After Augusta scored first, the Whitehall football team answered with 43 straight points to run away with the 50-24 win.
While the final score was lopsided, it took the Norse a while to get going. The team didn’t pull away until it scored three touchdowns in the final six minutes of the third...
With two sweeps and a loss elsewhere in the Dairyland Conference, the Whitehall volleyball team moved into first place in the Dairyland Conference.
Whitehall began the week alone in first place with a 6-1 record, while both Blair-Taylor and Independence/Gilmanton were 5-1. The Indees were alone in...
The Independence/Gilmanton football team never got going offensively and had no answer for Cochrane-Fountain City’s Aidan Lisowski in Friday’s 35-0 loss.
Lisowski took all four of his rushing attempts in for touchdowns, including a 96-yard scamper. He finished with 219 yards — an average of nearly...
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Zach Rastall
After a clutch ninth-inning home run against the Cubs in early September that helped guide the Brewers to a win, star outfielder Jackson Chourio remarked “I sometimes feel like I was born for...
