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As the Independence Day holiday approaches, ReadyWisconsin is encouraging everyone to keep their celebrations safe this summer.
“With several communities canceling their public Independence Day events this year due to concerns about COVID-19, many people may think it’s a good idea to set off...
The annual Fourth of July celebration by the Galesville Lions Club won’t be what it usually is, but a few key ingredients will remain in 2020.
Many of the events have been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the car show will go on. The show, hosted by Ram Rods Car Club, will run from 8 a...
Jackie Goplin (left) and Beth Stay were on camera with a cow - led by Bob Hart - showing a $15,000 donation that was made by the web-series "Returning the Favor." (Submitted photo)
When Curds for Kids kicked off last spring producers from Returning the Favor – a national reality web-television series featuring Mike Rowe — started keeping tabs, but Curds organizers had no idea that meant they’d be receiving a $15,000 donation.
Producers from the show contacted Jackie Goplin...
Wednesday, June 17
11:28 — Trempealeau: Caller heard a male and a female arguing as he passed by. He did not stop.
11:57 — Ettrick: Caller reported a male is down.
12:52 — Blair: A male is violating a no contact order.
13:10 — Arcadia: Caller reporting a white truck with a brown container on...
As area superintendents reviewed guidelines for the 2020-21 school year from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) released last week Monday, the common reaction was that they will be taken under advisement.
“June 22 is still very early to look at anything in terms of a formal plan...
The ribs showing an older buck in Arcadia's Rudy Klink Deer Park created controversy on social media last week. (Times photo by Andrew Dannehy)
A picture and comments on social media about a thin buck deer — a deer whose keeper said is just getting old — has set off a stampede of objections to the city of Arcadia.
“We are doing everything humanly possible to make sure we’re doing what we should about this deer,” said Arcadia city manager...
Despite continued uncertainty in regards to COVID-19, school districts across the country are reckoning with what school will look like in the future. For the Whitehall School District, plans are beginning to form for graduation and for the 2020-21 school year.
The district plans to conduct...
The application period for the 2021 bear hunting season opened July 1 after the successful completion of legislative review. The application deadline remains Dec. 10.
Applicants are reminded to be aware of the new bear management zone boundaries as their usual hunting grounds may change to a new...
A global pandemic couldn’t stop one of the area’s longest-running traditions as the Pleasantville Fourth of July tournament will be held this year.
While most summer events have been cancelled and the Pleasantville celebration itself has been cut down, six teams will compete for the annual...
Law enforcement agencies and transportation safety officials are delivering a simple, but potentially life-saving message to all motorists: buckle up — every seat — every trip.
During the annual Click It or Ticket seat belt campaign that began June 22 and runs through July 5, law enforcement...
