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City officials may consider cameras to monitor stop signs in response to an Arcadia resident’s concerns about
the often-discussed problems on Wilson Avenue.
“We’re just looking for ideas to get drivers to slow down,” said Donald Kreibich at last Wednesday’s city
council session. “We don’t want to...
Members of the Blair Cheese Festival committee expressed disappointment regarding city’s role in the cancellation of the annual truck and tractor pull, something that made a city council member say he wanted discuss the job performance of the city’s attorney.
Questions about if the pull could be...
Landscape architect Chris Salewski of Ayres Associates, Inc. presented a pair of design options for a new parkland in the Village of Trempealeau to the village board at last Thursday’s meeting. The board opted to proceed with the first option, which utilizes a more central parking lot, and will see bidding begin by the start of 2024. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
The first phase of a new multimillion dollar park in Trempealeau could break ground in early 2024 after a vote confirmed the design of the project last week.
Phase one is estimated to cost around $3 million and will bring baseball fields, seating and fences, access roadways and utilities, parking...
Arcadia’s Max Blaschko looked for running room behind Login Scow during their game against Altoona on Friday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Altoona Railroaders are still in the hunt for a playoff spot after taking down Arcadia in a Coulee Conference football game last week.
Altoona limited Arcadia to 97 total yards on offense on Friday in a game they approached (395) the 400-yard mark.
The Railroaders will need to beat Westby this...
Arcadia’s Andy Monroy finished ninth as the team took third while Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau’s Liam Caya was 33rd for Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau at the Gerald Holte Invitational in Arcadia on Saturday. (Times photographs by Andrew Dannehy)
The Arcadia High School cross country team welcomed opponents to its annual Holte Invitational race on Saturday, a day that ended with the Arcadia boys finishing inside the top three scores.
The race was the final tune-up for all county teams ahead of their final conference runs this week...
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Senior Alexis Murphy hit an approach shot during last Monday’s WIAA Division Two sectional golf tournament on the par-5 first hole at Trempealeau Mountain Golf Course. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
Alexis Murphy played her final round as a member of the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School girls golf team
last week, and she started it with one of the best putts of the day.
Murphy was one of 54 golfers at last Monday’s Division Two sectional tournament played at the par-71...
Wednesday, Sept. 27
00:01 — Independence: Road rage incident. A subject was attempting to run a person off the road.
02:47 — Blair: A pickup is doing donuts in the area.
08:26 — Independence: Officer is attempting to locate a male on a warrant.
09:24 — Trempealeau: Caller reported check...
Taxpayers in the Whitehall School District can expect an increase in taxes, but district officials wanted to make it known that the increase isn’t their fault.
While the amount may change slightly between now and Oct. 18 when the district budget is officially approved, district superintendent Mike...
Whitehall School District Administrator Mike Beighley provided a tour of what will be the district’s Emerging Technology Center during their school board meeting last week Monday. Previously used by Beaver Builders Supply, the building was purchased by the district last year and work to remodel it to fit the school’s needs will begin soon. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
Work on Whitehall’s Emerging Technology Center is set to begin soon after the district school board approved bids for about $1.15 million last week.
The bids presented to the board covered various aspects related to the remodeling of the new building – which was purchased last year from Beaver...
A Galesville man who was found at the scene of a crash of an overturned truck in May has been charged with driving under the influence.
An initial appearance in Trempealeau County Circuit Court was scheduled for Tuesday for Austyn Kieselhorst, 25, on felony driving under the influence, more than...
