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Habitat for Humanity will begin the application process in March to identify an owner for a home in Arcadia following the city’s decision to sell the organization a lot.
Kahya Fox, executive director for Habitat for Humanity in La Crosse, said she expects groundbreaking on the home to begin in the...
The Blair-Taylor School District will revert back to it’s original 2020-21 adjusted schedule as the number of students who are quarantined or learning remotely has dropped below 10 percent.
Superintendent Jeff Eide addressed the board at last week Monday’s regular meeting, noting that the original...
Arcadia residents will have the chance to comment on how the city controls where cars are parked in residential areas as the council considers an ordinance that would broaden restrictions.
The city’s current ban on vehicles being parked on unimproved surfaces will continue to be enforced with...
The Arcadia school board approved wage increases for teachers, staff and administrators totaling roughly $186,000 at their regular meeting last Monday.
The increases were made in four separate motions, starting with a 1.81 percent cost of living-based wage increase for teachers, which is the...
The Wisconsin State Senate has fast-tracked a bill that would irreparably harm government transparency. Senate Bill 55, which is now before the State Assembly, is intended to diminish the public’s access to information about government meetings and shackle independent journalism and citizen...
The Trempealeau County Times received two awards in the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation Better Newspaper Contest.
Associate editor Zac Bellman received a second place award in the Weekly Sports Colum Category for his column The Whole Nine Yards. The three entries submitted were titled:...
Wednesday, Feb. 10
00:30 — Whitehall: A gray car is in the ditch.
01:13 — Whitehall: City officer sees a residence on fire.
02:28 — Ettrick: A squad car hit a deer.
08:41 — Arcadia: Caller’s wife fainted. He doesn’t know if she is breathing.
10:53 — Galesville: A snowplow driver needs a vehicle...
There was a slight decrease in the number of new COVID-19 cases in Trempealeau County last week after a minor increase two weeks ago.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported 40 new cases in Trempealeau County last week, three fewer than the previous week as the number of new cases...
A man is accused of setting fire to a van at a Whitehall gas station after he was left in the vehicle by a woman who said he refused to exit it.
Jamie David Frye, 42, of Whitehall, is charged with felony arson of property not a building, and misdemeanor bail jumping and resisting arrest. He was...
Following reports that two homes had been shot, Galesville police arrested a man who reportedly said he was firing a gun from his bedroom closet because someone “was after him,” court documents say.
Galesville police arrested Craig S. Reedy, 61, of 16210 Ridgeview Drive, 509, after an officer, who...
