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A witness to the aftermath of an accident on County Road J in Dodge that left eight cows dead or dying questions whether the driver was afforded special treatment, a charge Trempealeau County Sheriff Brett Semingson refutes.
The accident May 31 involved a vehicle driven by John Jaszewski, 56, of...
Citing a lack of increase in state funding for the coming school year, Blair-Taylor School District Superintendent Jeff Eide told the board that some difficult financial decisions will be made.
Eide said that the biennial budget had been approved by the state’s joint finance committee with no...
Signs like the one pictured above have been posted to designate UTV/ATV routes on County J, just outside of Arcadia. (Times photograph by Debbie Foss)
Arcadia officials are considering if and how all-terrain vehicles should be allowed on city streets following the opening of near-by county roads to the vehicles.
ATVs and UTVs are allowed on County Road J as it approaches Arcadia from the south, and Mayor Rob Reichwein told the council last...
The Blair-Taylor softball team (left) advanced to the state softball tournament — held Tuesday of this week in Green Bay — for the fourth straight season. The Wildcats cheered on coach Greg Bratina as he entered the team’s postgame huddle. The Wildcats overcame a 5-0 deficit to defeat Horicon 6-5 in the sectional final. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
For the fourth consecutive season, Blair-Taylor softball has made it to the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association State Tournament, the last two trips have come with an unblemished record.
After sweeping 28 games all the way up to the Division Five State Final in 2019, the Wildcats ran the...
Wednesday, June 16
01:03 — Galesville: Officer reported six black steers are out.
05:19 — Galesville: Cattle are in the caller’s strawberry field.
06:28 — Trempealeau: Caller reported a minor accident with her vehicle. Said nobody is injured, but she has scratches on her car.
07:07 — Strum: Caller...
County board members voted down both making the county a Second Amendment sanctuary and letting county voters decide in moves the measure’s supporters called “disappointing” and “frustrating.”
The board’s first vote Monday on whether to ask voters in 2022 if the county should resist any new “...
The Wisconsin Department of Justice has determined that the city of Whitehall did not provide sufficient reasoning for closing a meeting June 8 on problems with its wastewater treatment system.
Trempealeau County District Attorney John Sacia said he would convey to the city’s attorney, Christopher...
The county’s director of human services, under investigation following complaints from staff, said she has not been given access to the information.
“The county has not provided me with any details about the number or nature of the alleged complaints,” said Deb Suchla in a statement made after...
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau school district adjusted their masking policy for summer school to “masks optional” for their first session that started this week.
At their regular board meeting last Monday, district superintendent Michele Butler cited lowering case numbers, increasing vaccination...
Nearly a year later, a Trempealeau man has been arrested for operating under the influence of a controlled substance, causing a crash that killed Monica Knepper, 57, also of Trempealeau, according to the Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department.
Micah Harris, 40, was taken into custody last Friday...
