Several months after missing out on the position in a random tiebreaking draw, Todd Roessler was elected president of the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau school board at their most recent meeting.
Prior to last Monday’s regular monthly meeting, the board held its reorganization where winners from this...
The Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors approved shifting $800,000 from the highway department fund to the government center remodeling project at last week Tuesday’s monthly meeting.
The resolution was approved with four supervisors voting against it. The resolution stated that two highway...
The shift to a communications department is set to officially begin as the Trempealeau County Personnel/Bargaining committee unanimously voted to hire Jess Wildes of Innovative Public Advisors (IPA) to be the county communications director on an interim basis.
Wildes and IPA had already been...
With the failure of the operating referendum earlier this month, the Arcadia School District Board of Education approved cutting approximately $800,000 from its 2025-26 budget.
The district asked taxpayers for permission to exceed revenue limits by $3.75 million over four years but received just...
The Arcadia city council accepted the resignation of the last remaining full-time police officer in the department during last Wednesday’s meeting.
Edwin Olmos Arias submitted his resignation, which was accepted by the council during the meeting. The latest resignation leaves the department...
The Blair-Taylor baseball team experienced a little bit of everything last week.
The Wildcats began the week with a 9-9 tie against Onalaska Luther on Monday. On Tuesday, the team put together a complete game in a 10-0 no-hitter against Alma Center Lincoln. On Friday, however, the Wildcats...
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau baseball team had a mixed bag of a week, enduring their first conference loss this season to Viroqua and then rebounding in non-conference play the following day to defeat Mauston.
The Red Hawks (5-3, 2-1 Coulee) were slated to take on Viroqua again on the road last...
Arcadia’s Olivia Kujak attempts to put down a tag as Westby’s Taylor Davidson slides into third during a Coulee clash last week. (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)
Two games against conference foe Westby last week produced two markedly different results for the Arcadia softball team.
The Raiders (5-5, 4-2 Coulee) kicked off their first of two games against the Norsemen (3-4, 1-3) with a blowout win in shutout fashion on the road, only to drop the rematch at...
Luke Matejka of Whitehall delivered a pitch during their game against Osseo-Fairchild on Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Whitehall baseball team scored first in both of its games last week but ended up on the losing end.
The Norse took a 2-0 lead in Monday’s contest at Independence/Gilmanton, but the Indees won, 4-2 (see story elsewhere in Sports). On Thursday, Whitehall scored in the bottom of the second, but...
The Independence/Gilmanton baseball team scored just enough to win two games last week, but not at all in a loss.
The Indees topped Whitehall, 4-2, last week Monday before besting Elmwood/Plum City, 2-1, on Tuesday. On Thursday, however, the team couldn’t get any runs across and gave up 10 in a...
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The Blair-Taylor baseball team experienced a little bit of everything last week.
The Wildcats began the week with a 9-9 tie against Onalaska Luther on Monday. On Tuesday, the team put together a...
