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Brandyn Domnie, a 2013 G-E-T graduate, quit his hob in La Crosse to help COVID-19 pateints in New York. (Submitted photo)
It wasn’t what Brandyn Domnie likely imagined for his career — living out of hotels and Airbnbs in New York City, working long hours at a municipal hospital overrun with coronavirus patients. But Domnie says it was absolutely the right decision for him.
Domnie grew up in Galesville and graduated...
The search for a new administrator of the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau School District has narrowed to three according to a press release from the district last week.
Cochrane-Fountain City School District superintendent Michele Butler, Menominee Indian School District assistant superintendent/director...
Less than a week after the second positive COVID-19 test in Trempealeau County, the third person has tested positive, according to the Trempealeau County Health Department.
Health officer Barb Barczak sent a release confirming the third case of COVID-19 in Trempealeau County on Wednesday, six...
Ashley Furniture Industries plans on having all its employees furloughed because of the COVID-19 lockdown back to work by the first of June, said Ashley President and CEO Todd Wanek.
Wanek said 70 percent of the 2,000 employees who were furloughed from the Arcadia and Whitehall plants have resumed...
The number of families seeking help through just the Trempealeau County Food Pantry has more than doubled in two months, and pantry operators are getting concerned they may not be able to get all the food they need.
“Last month we had to reorder twice,” said Michael Demulling, vice president of the...
For the second time in less than a month an area man has died as the result of a fire that got out of control.
Louis Salzwedel, 80, died last week Tuesday from injuries sustained from a fire on Monday. According to a press release by the Trempealeau County Sheriff’s Department, Salzwedel received...
County reviews of whether a child is in danger had been climbing since late last year before taking a dive in March — a dive that those familiar with domestic violence trends say is ominous.
“We’re still working those calls we got in January and February,” said Deb Suchla, director of human...
The second positive COVID-19 test was confirmed in Trempealeau County, according to a press release sent by the Trempealeau County Health Department last Thursday.
The release said no personal information would be disclosed about the victim due to federal and state laws protecting personal...
May is typically a busy month in Arcadia, but the Safer at Home order and its extension have cancelled two of the city’s popular spring events.
The possible extension to May 26 left the Arcadia Lions Club with little choice but to cancel Broiler-Dairy Days, which was...
For a Whitehall gift and floral shop, the slight loosening of the state’s pandemic rules is an opening for at least a partial return to business.
A car dealership has been amazed that customers are purchasing vehicles just because they know he needs the business.
A boutique owner has turned to live...
