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One of the two Mega! Co-op Holiday convenience stores in Trempealeau County has closed its doors after the company filed for bankruptcy recently.
In a press release sent to the Times last week, the company announced that it would close 13 of its 31 stores, but would not lay off any employees.
“As...
Fixing the second floor ceiling at Old Main Historical & Community Arts Center in Galesville will cost between $74,000 and $84,000, and the Galesville city council unanimously approved proceeding with construction drawings for the fix at last Thursday’s meeting.
There is no guarantee for the...
Stacey Klein
A member of the Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors has officially announced her candidacy for United States Senate against Senator Tammy Baldwin in the 2024 general election.
According to a press release, Stacey Klein was raised on a dairy farm and graduated from Arcadia High School. She...
New municipal signs could greet visitors to Galesville as soon as next year.
A design was presented to the Galesville city council last Thursday for three new signs that will be hosted on top of cement slabs.
The signs will not go in before this winter, Mayor Vince Howe said.
The signs will be...
With two top-30 finishers, the Arcadia boys cross country team finished fifth at the 22-team Nightfall Classic in Marshfield on Friday.
Nestor Badillo led the team, taking 16th overall while Peyton Nelson finished 26th. Cole Lockington barely missed the top 30, taking 32nd while Ivan Aguilar gave...
Wednesday, Sept. 6
03:45 — Whitehall: Jail requested assistance for an unruly inmate.
06:39 — Whitehall: A subject is having chest pain.
08:07 — Ettrick: Gas skip reported.
08:40 — Arcadia: Caller reported a loose husky dog near an intersection. It looks like it has been out for days.
09:14 —...
Last week Tuesday, the Independence city council approved the garbage contract between the city and Tri-City Sanitation, including an exclusivity agreement disallowing competition for the duration of the contract.
That council also approved of a household and small business solid waste collection...
The Trempealeau village board will wait until at least 2024 before deciding whether to raise its room tax rate for hotels and visitor homes.
Village board member Bridgette Turner said at last Thursday’s meeting that the general government committee, which originally proposed the room tax hike,...
Village of Ettrick trustees heard two presentations regarding the future of the village wastewater treatment plant at its regular meeting last Tuesday.
One, from Davy Engineering focused on how to maintain the current plant, which they said should last at least 10 more years. The other, from CBS-...
After hearing about how the fine would likely be overturned in court should it be challenged, the Ettrick village board voted unanimously to dismiss a $25 fine imposed on a village resident for noxious weeds.
James Shea challenged the fine at the village board’s August meeting and again appeared at...
