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Just a few months past its 50th anniversary, the Arcadia Ambulance Service will host a ribbon cutting and open house Sunday at its new headquarters at 965 Dettloff Drive in Arcadia.
The 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. event is open to the public, and there will be refreshments. The ribbon cutting will be at 11 a...
After helping their teams deep into Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association tournament play, three area softball players suited up one last time earlier this week.
Alivia Boe of Blair-Taylor, Emerson Pronshinske of Independence/Gilmanton and Hailey Sonsalla are three seniors who took part in...
25 YEARS AGO
July 18, 1996
Jerry Freimark, district administrator of the Whitehall schools, was elected to serve as the chairman of the Western Wisconsin Technical College District board of directors for the coming year.
Outgoing club president Ken Colby was presented with the Whitehall Lions Club’...
Wednesday, June 30
07:35 — Galesville: Trempealeau Police Department received a report of an injured sandhill crane in the roadway.
08:02 — Whitehall: Health care center reported a male has walked away and may have been picked up by another party.
10:09 — Osseo: One-vehicle rollover with kids in...
Dozens of area residents sat in the stands at the amphitheater at Arcadia’s Memorial Park listening to Time And A Half play last Thursday. The concert was the first of three concerts held in the park by the Arcadia Chamber of Commerce throughout this summer with more shows coming July...
Whitehall has received the $230,000 surcharge payment from a Blair business that send an overload of material to the city’s sewer treatment plant, which is still laboring to get back to normal.
The payment is for overages during the first quarter of the year. As of June, the discharges from...
Gov. Tony Evers has signed a $182,108 contract for a highway safety improvement project on US 53 at the east junction of WIS 95 in Trempealeau County. Work is scheduled to begin Monday.
Hegg Contractors, Inc. of Blair is the prime contractor for the project. WisDOT is aiming to reduce right-angle...
The Trempealeau village board approved ordinances concerning outdoor concert regulations and parking of certain vehicles within the village at their regular meeting Thursday night.
Ordinance #2-2021 and Ordinance #3-2021 each passed unanimously after open hearings were held with no public comments...
Independence officials are proposing to limit parking on Second Street north of Jefferson to just 10 minutes to keep clear the boat ramp to Bugle Lake.
The council Monday decided to take up, perhaps during a special July 14 meeting, the prohibition of parking in the right of way of North Second...
Ashley Furniture has been assessed a $27,306 fine for an incident during which an employee was killed following a federal investigation that is continuing.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued the fine last month following an inquiry into an incident at the company’s...
