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The two candidates running for the city council representing Blair’s second ward have similar goals, despite coming from vastly different backgrounds.
Incumbent Jill Anderson has been on the city council for 10 years and has also served as a member of the Zion Lutheran Church council for six years...
While the exact amount wasn’t determined, Blair-Taylor Superintendent Jeff Eide told the district school board that insurance costs are increasing.
The Northwest Area Health Insurance Cooperative — a group of more than 20 school districts, including B-T, that combined for health insurance savings...
While Critical Race Theory (CRT) seems to be dominating the discussion when it comes to local school board elections, administrators from area schools said it is not currently being taught and it will not be taught in the future.
Responding to a questionnaire sent by the Times, Gale-Ettrick-...
Trempealeau County resident Teddy Sauls answered a question from an attendee of the community drug presentation in Arcadia last week Tuesday. Sauls has been sober for more than a year after a 26-year battle with addiction. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
For Teddy Sauls, it started with cigarettes.
The Blair resident began smoking when he was seven years old, living in New Mexico. It was then that he said he was offered something a little stronger. Sauls told a group of area residents in the Arcadia High School commons area last week Tuesday that...
As the vote for Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors nears, several incumbents say their experience give them the best insights to the county’s needs, while a group of challengers contends county policies and spending need more scrutiny.
In addition to the high level of competition in the races...
Wednesday, March 16
07:39 — Blair: A deer is alive in the caller’s driveway. One leg has been torn off.
08:49 — Trempealeau County: A purse was found along the highway.
11:19 — Eleva: A father and son are yelling at each other.
12:45 — Galesville: Caller’s ex-girlfriend is not supposed to be...
25 YEARS AGO
April 3, 1997
Don Kruswicki will do something Saturday that no Whitehall School District student has done in years, and maybe never has. Kruswicki, a Whitehall Middle School student in Stuart Dodge’s sixth-grade class, will take part that day in the state spelling bee that will be...
Most of the county’s human services staff report higher job contentment after six months of work following accusations the department had become “toxic,” consultants told the county board Monday.
“There were fractures in the relationships among staff,” consultant Nicole Milliren of Brave Spaces...
The Arcadia school board could see as many as two new faces pending the results of the April 5 election as a pair of residents challenge three incumbents.
Current board president Paul Servais and fellow board members Diana Tempski and Rodney Walters will seek reelection to the board. They will be...
A new plan outlining the costs and rules for use of the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau School District’s new Performing Arts Center will give the district a more exact process and possibly boost revenue.
A decision from the G-E-T school board last week to approve the schedule will allow PAC Director...
