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Arcadia city council members approved $1.5 million in borrowing and decided to use Ashley Furniture Industries design services as they took the next steps to convert a former health clinic into a new city hall.
The State Bank of Arcadia last Wednesday was awarded the short-term borrowing package...
How much of Main Street in Arcadia will be off-limits to parking is expected to get city council attention later this month as the city prepares for state improvements of Highway 95.
The state Department of Transportation plans to rehabilitate Main Street, which is also Highway 95, from the...
All five area schools are expected to see an increase in general school aids for the 2020-21 school year.
As required by law, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction last week released estimates of the general school aids each public school district will receive for the upcoming school...
The attorney for an Independence man charged with child sex abuse is asking the case be dismissed because it is an instance of unconstitutional double jeopardy.
The attorney for James Killian, 60, of N39243 Jimmy Lane, said the 10 felony counts brought against Killian in late 2019 by a special...
After a decrease in the number of Trempealeau County residents to test positive for COVID-19 two weeks ago, there was a slight increase last week.
The decrease of two weeks ago — from 33 to 23 — came after five straight weeks of increases. That trend did not continue, however, as there was a...
Those wishing to visit the Trempealeau County courthouse or other county buildings will need to wear masks to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
In a press release sent last week, the Trempealeau County Health Department announced that all visitors to the courthouse, highway department and ADRC...
A building lot and the house of the land’s former owner have been sold as site work begins in earnest at Independence’s 43-lot Markham Addition residential development.
The city council Monday also decided to borrow money to pay Robert Luethi for the site of the development, 22 acres north of...
Maz Marsolek was awarded by the American Red Cross for his response following an accident in which a deer flew through the windshield of a semi trcuk he was passenger in last June. (Submitted photo)
It was a typical summer day for Independence teen Max Marsolek.
He was the passenger of a Freightliner Semi, traveling back from helping Tony McCray at a tractor pull. The two were discussing what Marsolek said were the weird things that happened during the pull before everything changed.
“I saw...
Wednesday, June 24
14:23 — Eleva: Neighbor advised a boyfriend and girlfriend have been fighting and it has been physical. It has been going on all day.
14:24 — Trempealeau: A vehicle rolled over. Driver is out and said there are no injuries.
14:54 — Trempealeau: Railroad company reporting they...
In an attempt to set a deadline for feedback from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on an amendment to their floodplain ordinance, the Trempealeau village board passed the amended ordinance with an effective date of July 15.
At their regular meeting Thursday, several village officials...
