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While they may not be changing houses, Blair city residents could have new addresses in the near future.
The conversation about switching to the five-digit addresses used elsewhere in Trempealeau County came up again at last week Monday’s regular Blair city council meeting. Ann Hempel from the...
A man who was reportedly in a dispute with his mother over rent is alleged to have broken windows and driven a truck into the living room of a house in Trempealeau.
Village of Trempealeau police June 6 responded to a call of a man breaking windows and smoke coming from a house. Upon arrival, the...
A man who allegedly ran screaming through Eleva Broiler Fest grounds before damaging a squad car remains in Trempealeau County jail and faces two felonies and four misdemeanors.
Shawn Thomas Lauterbach, 30, of 26860 Fairgrounds Road, Webster, was arrested June 2 by Strum officers on assignment to...
Independence officials bolstered the city’s ability to remove abandoned vehicles and parts from residential lots and aim to make final a contract to move garbage collection from bags to containers.
The council last Tuesday amended two ordinances to expand the definition of abandoned vehicles from...
The Arcadia city council will ask the organizers of a stop on the Wounded Warriors motorcycle tour to speak with city officials before the group gets approval for a special event permit.
The organizers of the annual event at Uncle Sam’s tavern in Arcadia sought a permit to expand the event to...
Tory-Kale Schulz will not face removal from his elected seat on the Galesville city council as originally scheduled this week.
Schulz received a letter last Wednesday notifying him that Mayor Vince Howe has rescinded his request to remove Schulz from office as councilor in city ward one.
Howe...
Wednesday, May 31
06:08 — Buffalo County: A female fell while chasing a raccoon off of the deck.
07:48 — Galesville: Caller reported a vehicle is passing in a no-passing zone.
09:02 — Independence: Fire alarm.
09:37 — Whitehall: Officer advised drugs were found in the jail.
10:45 — Arcadia:...
25 YEARS AGO
June 18, 1998
A divided Whitehall city council voted last week to increase police coverage. The aldermen voted four to two to accept a federal Community Oriented Policing Services program grant that has been awarded to the city. The COPS funds would be used to cover part of the cost...
Another meeting to decide whether to ban a book from the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Middle School library may need to be held after an illegal vote at last week’s instructional resource committee meeting.
The four-person committee voted by anonymous ballot, with voters writing their ‘yes’ or ‘no’...
Tory-Kale Schulz will not face removal from his elected seat on the Galesville City Council as originally scheduled next week.
Schulz received a letter on Wednesday notifying him that Mayor Vince Howe has rescinded his request to remove Schulz from office as councilor in city ward one.
Howe...
