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Galesville City Hall will see construction to fix its roof after the city council deemed its current state a public emergency last week.
The declaration is allowed under state statute Section 62.15 (1)(b), which states public construction can occur without select contract, meeting and bidding...
A man who allegedly drove his car into the rear of a stopped pickup truck in Galesville has been charged with his fifth or sixth driving under the influence infraction.
Ted Anthony Suchla, 52, of N871 Valley View Road, Coon Valley, was taken into custody May 10 by officers investigating an accident...
A Taylor man died last week Tuesday as the result of a logging accident in Blair, according to a press release sent by the Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department.
Cory Berg, 58, was deceased when deputies arrived on scene at N30588 Quarne Road around noon last Tuesday. It was determined that a...
The Whitehall city council at its regular meeting last week Tuesday voted to hire two people to manage the city aquatic center and to raise the pay offered to lifeguards in hopes of attracting more applicants.
While it was the first steps toward opening the pool this summer, it was also noted that...
Wednesday, May 3
06:37 — Whitehall: A male is hanging around the store while the till is being counted. It is making an employee nervous.
09:17 — Osseo: A semi broke down.
13:05 — Osseo: Report of an ATV traveling at excessive speeds and also operating on the highway.
14:31 — Independence:...
Two Arcadia council members and the mayor will research and recommend whether the city needs an administrator.
The council last Wednesday named members Duane Matelski, Jason Lockington and Mayor Kevin Mayzek to a study committee to decide whether Arcadia needs an administrator or perhaps a lower-...
Arcadia officials will ask the state if more of the grant money promised the city can be reallocated to the first phase of a major flood control project.
The council last Wednesday also decided to keep in the project being designed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers a bridge at Oak Street that...
Reconstruction of Broadway Street in the city of Blair is set to begin by July 1 and, at least for now, the plan is that the project will be completed this year, though that could change.
At last week Monday’s regular meeting, the Blair city council approved the hiring of A-1 Excavating for the...
The Ettrick village board approved two construction projects, including one that could be partially paid for with state funding.
The village is eligible for Local Road Improvement Plan (LRIP) funds and a portion of South Pine Street is next in line for repairs. Public works director Courtney...
Independence city council members approved a five percent discount on lots in the Markham addition.
The first five lots had been offered for 10 percent off, with the next five at five percent off. Currently, 12 lots remain. Mayor Robert Baecker asked the city council members if they wanted to...
