A Hawkins woman made her initial appearance in Trempealeau County Circuit Court last week on charges related to a July 4 incident in which she allegedly hit a man with her car. The criminal complaint states the victim will likely suffer substantial, permanent impairment of his right hand and right...
The use of a gas station gift card stolen from an Arcadia residence led to a six-year prison sentence for a La Crosse woman.
Margo Prom, 61, was sentenced in Trempealeau County Circuit Court on July 22 to serve six years in state prison and have five years of extended supervision. She was also...
A former Minnesota police officer faces jail time after he was convicted of two felonies during a jury trial held in Trempealeau County Circuit Court last week.
Isaac Caron, 23, of Faribault, Minn., was convicted of two felonies—substantial battery-intending bodily harm and falsely exercising the...
The ballot for the Trempealeau County clerk of court race will be finalized after Tuesday’s primary election, in which one of two Republicans — Leni Nilsestuen and Jessica Schue — will face Democrat Mary Teresa Foss.
While Foss currently works inside the clerk of court office, the two Republicans...
With three Republicans and no candidate from any other party on the ballot, voters will likely choose the next Trempealeau County sheriff in next Tuesday’s primary.
The top vote-getter will advance to the general election ballot in November. However, unless another candidate files as a registered...
Work continued last week on the On Angel’s Wings monument, the latest addition to Soldiers Walk in Arcadia’s Memorial Park. The monument will be unveiled Thursday as the annual Ashley for the Arts festival begins. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
For the third straight year, Ashley for the Arts will begin with something new on Soldiers Walk in Arcadia’s Memorial Park.
The unveiling of the new monument will take place at 5 p.m. on Thursday, but that is just one part of a weekend packed with entertainment, including performances by Jon Pardi...
Zach Rastall
At the time of this writing, the MLB trade deadline hadn’t quite arrived, but one thing already seems certain: the gap between the Los Angeles Dodgers and every other contender isn’t looking like it’ll be closing.
The two-time defending World Series champions further solidified themselves as the...
The G-E-T Post 354 American Legion 16u baseball team made history by charting a path to this year’s state tournament, but their head coach hopes it’s just the beginning of something more for G-E-T baseball writ large.
The Post 354 16u team earned G-E-T legion baseball’s first-ever state appearance...
Lacking enough players to put together a senior legion team this summer, Arcadia Post 17 was provided a silver lining with extra talent on their junior squad as a result. The Arcadia 17u team took advantage, earning themselves a state tournament berth in late July.
After a run of losses in June,...
Blair-Taylor graduate Tavian Shramek, pictured during an appearance with the Whitehall Whitetails earlier this summer, has made three appearances for the La Crosse Loggers of the Northwoods League. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
Gilmanton graduate Hunter Guenther and Blair-Taylor alum Tavian Shramek each made lasting marks in the Dairyland Conference during their high school baseball careers. As each has continued their baseball passion into college, they’ve both found themselves competing in the Northwoods League....
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Zach Rastall
At the time of this writing, the MLB trade deadline hadn’t quite arrived, but one thing already seems certain: the gap between the Los Angeles Dodgers and every other contender isn’t...
