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Those in attendance at a special meeting of the Whitehall School District electors overwhelmingly supported the decision to purchase the neighboring property owned by Beaver Builders Supply last week Monday, but that doesn’t necessarily mean a child care center will operate out of the new building...
Charles Gauger will be inducted into the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame in November.
Former Whitehall Times publisher and general manager of the Trempealeau County Times, Charles Gauger was selected to be inducted into the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation announced last Friday that Gauger will be among five inducted as part of the...
A pair of conference losses last Tuesday kept the Arcadia volleyball team focused on continuing to improve as the postseason quickly approaches.
The Raiders dropped both games of a doubleheader on Tuesday, the first a 3-1 loss at the hands of Luther (7-16 overall, 3-6 Coulee Conference). West Salem...
Wednesday, Sept. 21
01:41 — Whitehall: Possible overdose reported.
03:54 — Whitehall: A car hit a deer and the car is now disabled.
04:49 — Trempealeau: A man was messing with a pistol and accidentally shot himself in the leg.
06:54 — Strum: Caller hit a deer at 06:20 this morning. Nobody was...
The Blair-Taylor school board unanimously approved offering a scholarship program to teachers in the district’s child care center.
The T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood Wisconsin Scholarship Program was discussed originally at the board’s August meeting before being approved at last week Monday’s regular...
The Arcadia school board is searching for its next member.
An opening on the board was finalized last week with the board unanimously approving the resignation of former member Rob Hurlburt, who resigned because his family moved outside the district boundaries.
Those interested in filling the open...
Arcadia officials said they want to see a clearer financial summary from the Arcadia Ambulance Service before agreeing to an increase in the city’s share of the service’s budget.
Council and ambulance board member Kyle Myhre told the Arcadia council last Wednesday that he intends to dispute two...
Trempealeau County supervisors gave the nod to a change in land use regulations that could make more sellable more than 50 parcels of land that could not meet frontage road requirements because of their location between a railroad and a natural barrier.
The county board Monday approved a change...
A national tour designed to educate and spread awareness on solar power and renewable energy will include Trempealeau for the first time this week.
The American Solar Energy Society is in the midst of its 27th annual solar tour, which highlights homeowners and businesses which utilize renewable...
Chad Hawkins
As he leaves his post as administrator for the city of Arcadia, Chad Hawkins sees the community’s number one block to growth — not enough housing — only slightly easing.
With thousands more jobs than housing units, it remains difficult for the city to attract additional commercial businesses,...
