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Following the tenure of two city administrators since 2016, Arcadia officials are considering reverting back to a community development coordinator because of costs.
The typical city administrator salary range of between “$80,000 and $120,000 is just too much,” said council member Duane Matelski....
The largest and most charitable event in Trempealeau County officially gets underway this Thursday with large crowds sure to follow on Friday and Saturday.
Ashley for the Arts, held at Memorial Park in Arcadia, has drawn more than 50,000 spectators to Trempealeau County in recent years. More...
The Trempealeau County Times has received national acclaim for a story that printed last September.
The Times received honorable mention in the Freedom of Information Act Request category of the National Newspaper Association Better Newspaper Contest for a story titled “Local candidate accused of...
My Second Home Bar and Grill of Pigeon Falls will play in the North American Fastpitch Association (NAFA) World Series in Eau Claire this week.
The World Series is played at Carson Park with games beginning on Thursday and continuing through Sunday. My Second Home’s first game will be at 3 p.m. on...
Wednesday, July 26
04:14 — Whitehall: Caller reported a tree is down, blocking most of the road.
04:19 — Trempealeau County: A tree is in the southbound lane.
04:57 — Arcadia: A tree is down on the road.
05:25 — Blair: Caller reported power lines are down across the road. They’re not arcing or...
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau School Board President Larry Moore has conceded his seat as the board’s leader, and the former teacher cites his working relationship with district administrator Michele Butler as his reason for leaving the job.
Moore will continue to serve on the board for the remainder of...
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will review arguments in a case involving an anti-abortion protester at a Blair clinic following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that threatening words may still be protected speech.
The Wisconsin justices set Aug. 17 as an anticipated due date for arguments by lawyers for...
A man who allegedly has 17 aliases and was previously deported has been charged with the sexual assault of two Arcadia girls.
Mauricio Vasquez Mendoza, 46, of 1334 East Wilson St., is charged with three felony accounts of sexual contact with a person under the age of 13. He was in Trempealeau...
Rick Niemeier, Trempealeau County’s corporation counsel for six years and a potential leading candi-date for the new county administrator, has accepted a position as the administrator for the city of Onalaska.
“The (Onalaska) position was open,” Niemeier said. “I thought I would give it a shot and...
After the departure of a longtime middle/high school principal, it will be recommended that the Blair-Taylor school board approve a change to the district’s administrative structure.
A few days after officially accepting the resignation of Dana Eide, who left to become an elementary principal in...
