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An in-person graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020 is no longer scheduled for Aug. 7 after the Arcadia School Board voted 4-3 to cancel amid COVID-19 concerns at their regular board meeting last Monday.
The board had considered in-person ceremonies held in either the Wanek Center or at the...
The Arcadia Arts Initiative held monthly art contests from April to June with winners coming from throughout the area.
The April contest’s theme was “Home” and the winners were Claire Wolfe of Cochrane with a colorful drawing of a house and Jeri Harper of Trempealeau with a poem and abstract...
One bar and one restaurant in the Arcadia area were listed as having potential high risk for exposures recently.
The Trempealeau County Health Department listed Up-Chuck’s bar in Arcadia as having at least three individuals who tested positive for COVID-19 visit while they were contagious between 7...
A county committee selected a Milwaukee firm to do the conceptual drawings for a possible new justice center, and perhaps the final design should the county decide to go ahead with the construction.
The building oversight committee last Thursday selected Venture Architects to develop drawings of an...
The above graphic was published on the Trempealeau County Health Department's Facebook page.
After another record week in terms of new COVID-19 cases and the county’s first death related to the virus, the Trempealeau County Health Department said they’re hoping to get businesses onboard with following recommendations.
The death was announced by the health department last Friday. The...
Three years ago, a phone call changed the course of Corey and Nancy Boehm’s lives. Corey’s father had been hospitalized for dehydration and malnutrition, and was also diagnosed with dementia.
The diagnosis was jarring for the Boehm’s, as Corey put his career on hold to take care of his father and...
The city of Arcadia can’t afford to sponsor a loan for the Arcadia Ambulance Service, the city council decided.
“We’d all like to help,” said Mayor Rob Reichwein at last Wednesday’s city council meeting. “But it’s not a wise move for the city right now.”
The service needs to borrow about $600,000...
Supervisors are nearing decisions on two potentially notable changes in county government, the hiring of the first-ever administrator and whether to move forward with building a criminal justice center.
The county board Monday heard that it may be asked in August to vote on a special committee’s...
Arcadia officials deferred a decision on what to do about the city’s deer park, but were told the animals need better food, shade and genetic management to improve their health.
Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department investigator Ronnie Molitor told the city council last Wednesday that a...
After the village of Trempealeau board attempted to set a deadline for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to respond to a floodplain ordinance amendment, the DNR responded last week with disapproval.
In their ongoing efforts since a bill negating a 50 percent rule for home...
