Tory-Kale Schulz will not face removal from his elected seat on the Galesville City Council as originally scheduled next week.
Schulz received a letter on Wednesday notifying him that Mayor Vince Howe has rescinded his request to remove Schulz from office as councilor in city ward one.
Howe...
A project to bring a new, expansive 20-acre park area to the Village of Trempealeau appears to have been revived last week after nearly a decade of discussions and questions.
The village board last Thursday unanimously approved a plan to develop the land located on the North end of the village at...
A provision in the recent federal debt ceiling agreement that could put federal COVID relief funds at risk adds an element of urgency to the estimate for renovations to the courthouse, a Trempealeau County committee heard.
The recent agreement to raise the federal debt ceiling includes a provision...
An at-risk child report led to a Whitehall man being charged with numerous felonies after deputies allegedly found drugs, money and a gun at a house in Arcadia.
An arrest warrant was issued last Thursday from Nicholas Adrian Locklear, 33, of 1880S. Dewey St. Locklear was charged with possession of...
Arcadia’s Casidi Pehler let her excitement show as she cleared the bar during the Division Two pole vault competition a the WIAA state track and field meet last Friday at UW-La Crosse. Pehler won her first state title in the event with a jump of 11 feet, six inches.
Friday didn’t start the way Arcadia junior Casidi Pehler had planned in her head.
It ended, though, the way she dreamed it would — with a WIAA Division Two state title in pole vault at the track and field state championships at UW-La Crosse’s Roger Harring Stadium.
Pehler scratched her opening two...
Trempealeau residents at last Thursday’s village board meeting spoke in opposition over the potential of the house at 11885 Bank St. becoming a vacation rental home for tourists. A decision on whether to approve a conditional use permit to allow the change in the residential neighborhood was postponed to next month’s board meeting. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
A short-term rental home will continue to operate in the village of Trempealeau after village board approval last week.
The tourist rooming house at 11885 Bank St. is owned by Paul Sonsalla and requires a conditional use permit with the village. The village board approved the permit — 6-0-1, with...
Anthony Oldendorf of Blair-Taylor threw to first for an out during their regional final loss to Eleva-Strum last Wednesday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Blair-Taylor baseball team didn’t have another rally in it, falling to the state’s top-ranked Division Four team, Eleva-Strum, in the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Regional Final on Wednesday.
The (5) Wildcats (13-11) pulled off one upset, scoring four runs in the top of the...
The Arcadia boys golf team was one stroke away from sending a golfer to the WIAA Division Two state tournament.
Senior Cole Sobotta ended his high school golf career in a five-person playoff at last Tuesday’s sectional tournament for the final individual bid to the state tournament.
Sobotta was...
After a strong start at Dodge-Point Country Club in Mineral Point last week Tuesday, the Whitehall golf team slowed down and settled into ninth-place at the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division Three sectional.
The Norse shot a 181 in the first nine holes as Keanu Estenson fired...
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau senior Warren Stoner tracked down a ground ball in front of the pitchers’ mound during last Tuesday’s regional playoff loss at West Salem High School. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
One of the top baseball teams in the Coulee Conference this spring used a strong start as the catalyst to end Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau’s 2023 season last week.
Third-seeded West Salem stole a 4-0 lead in the first inning of last Tuesday’s regional semifinal at West Salem High School and added six...
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Arcadia’s Casidi Pehler let her excitement show as she cleared the bar during the Division Two pole vault competition a the WIAA state track and field meet last Friday at UW-La Crosse. Pehler won her first state title in the event with a jump of 11 feet, six inches.
Friday didn’t start the way Arcadia junior Casidi Pehler had planned in her head.
It ended, though, the way she dreamed it would — with a WIAA Division Two state title in pole...
