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Arcadia officials passed a last-minute acknowledgement that, yes, they know they would have to pay for the flood control project being proposed by federal engineers.
The city found out during a recent visit of officials with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that the...
The Trempealeau County Health Department has planned its fourth COVID-19 community testing site and second in Arcadia, to be held this Saturday.
Arcadia was home to the first community testing site on May 20 where 180 people were tested with five positive results. It wasn’...
Last week’s action by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Board of Control has area schools re-thinking if they will participate in athletics this fall and it definitively changed what the winter and spring sports seasons will look like.
The board voted in...
The Arcadia School District is finalizing their preparations for in-person and remote-learning instruction options as the district enters the final two weeks before returning.
As of a report at their regular school board meeting Monday evening, 130 students had opted into remote learning via forms...
County building committee members, who urged a jail drop-off and delivery site be moved on a draft of a new county building, will review the plans again next Monday before a September presentation to the entire county board.
The first version of a possible new county building envisions constructing...
There was an increase in both the number of new COVID-19 cases and the rate in which people tested positive last week.
Despite being in the second week of a face-covering mandate, which showed a decrease in cases in Trempealeau County during the first week, the county saw five more positive tests...
(25 YEARS AGO) Aug. 24, 1995 - Boosted by cooperative weather, Beef and Dairy Days 1995 apparently was a financial success. Preliminary figures showed receipts from festival activities up in just about all areas. That should mean the sponsoring organizations — the Whitehall Lions Club, Hutchins-...
While there won’t be any races at the county level, the November election will feature competitions for both Congress District 3 and Assembly District 92.
Incumbent Congressman Ron Kind fought off his first challenge of the election season, defeating Mark Neumann with roughly 80 percent of the...
After several bars in Ettrick announced a coordinated event this weekend, board president John Beirne and trustee Marc Baures called a meeting last Thursday to express their concern to the event’s organizers: bar owner Seth Dale and fellow village board trustee and bar owner Josh Hanson.
According...
The mill dam renovations in Galesville by Andersen Feeds have come to a halt after construction company Wapasha Construction discovered a large mass of concrete underneath the parking lot adjacent to the dam.
Initially, the plan was to build a modular block retaining wall on the side of the dam....
