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The District of Arcadia school board accepted a balanced budget for 2020-21 with a slight decrease in the mill rate for the coming tax year at their annual meeting Monday night.
According to numbers provided by the district, the budget will be balanced at $16,542,287, a decrease of $11,415 from the...
Building on its ongoing sustainability and social responsibility efforts, Pilgrim’s recently announced plans to invest $230,000 in Arcadia to support the community’s future and help respond to needs resulting from the coronavirus pandemic.
Pilgrim’s is working with local leaders to identify where...
The county’s director of information technology called on county employees to be especially vigilant for those attempting to gain access to sensitive data following an “important” threat last week and warned there could be tampering with unofficial election results.
In his statement to the county...
The county’s director of information technology called on county employees to be especially vigilant for those attempting to gain access to sensitive data following an “important” threat last week and warned there could be tampering with unofficial election results.
In his statement to the county...
Wednesday, Oct. 7
10:57 — Blair: A suspicious looking male was at the caller’s door and was very nervous. Caller doesn’t know why he would come to her door.
11:45 — Trempealeau: Two females are trying to change a tire. They’re dangerously close to the road, caller said.
13:10 — Trempealeau: A male...
25 YEARS AGO
Oct. 26, 1995
A judge has ruled that statements made by a fatally-injured Blair woman after a 1990 traffic accident can be used during the trial of the man accused of causing her death. Trempealeau County Circuit Judge John Damon ruled last week Tuesday that the prosecution can...
25 YEARS AGO
Oct. 19, 1995
After years of planning and months of ironing out problems, Trempealeau County’s 911 telephone system is scheduled to go into operation next week. County officials have set Thursday, Oct. 26, as the start-up for the emergency telephone system, which will...
Sherry Kelly opened Lily of the Valley, a boutique that has much more than clothing, in rural Blair last month. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
As life seems to get busier for everyone, Sherry Kelly is offering a place where people can escape and slow down at Lily of the Valley.
“I want people to get back to the basics in life, to simplify things,” Kelly said. “That’s what I’m trying to create here. Let’s slow down a bit and do those fun...
A woman who was charged along with her husband of sexual assault of their children pleaded guilty to three felony counts of being a party to causing mental harm to a child.
Linda Getter, 57, 24300 260th Ave, Holcombe, pleaded guilty Friday to the three class C felonies while two more serious...
A month after Galesville began discussions for parking solutions, the council came back together last Thursday to discuss West Gale Avenue’s parking problem.
At issue is a stretch of West Gale Avenue between Main and 1st streets. In recent years, more businesses have moved onto the street and...
