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Trempealeau County’s new administrator is a “bully” who thinks there are “too many grandmothers” working at the courthouse, the county’s coroner told the county board.
“You’re going to lose talented people because of one person,” said Bonnie Kindschy at Monday’s board of supervisors meeting....
Trempealeau County board members were cautioned to protect their county email and other accounts as the election approaches and attempts to interfere with it grow.
“This year with the election,” Tim Robertson, director of information technology, told the board Monday, “there are those who want to...
There are continued concerns regarding speeding on Wilson and Fairfield avenues in Arcadia.
Arcadia city councilman Jason Lockington asked Police Chief Diana Andersen if the department could look into technology that might help with the traffic concerns.
“Would it be possible to come up with...
Approximately 40 members of the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau community appeared before the district school board asking it to update its policies and address racial issues that they said the district has been dealing with for many years.
The call to action came after a September incident in which what...
The Whitehall volleyball team fell to the top team in the conference in its final match of the regular season on Thursday.
Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran finished conference play with a perfect 10-0 record, including Thursday’s sweep in Whitehall. The Norse went 5-5 in DC play and 12-12 overall....
Wednesday, Oct. 9
01:07 — Osseo: Commercial burglary alarm.
09:50 — Buffalo County: A 911 caller is requesting EMS.
09:55 — Independence: 911 open line.
09:58 — Eleva: The caller reported an issue with birds.
12:13 — Trempealeau: The male reported civil issues.
13:12 — Ettrick: A pole barn is...
Tails of Hope is inviting people throughout the region to its Howl-O-Ween Spooktacular on Saturday at the Alma Rod and Gun Club. The event is a family-friendly day filled with Halloween-themed activities for everyone, including furry friends.
The highlight of the day will be the Trick-or-Treat Walk...
A special meeting of the Galesville city council has been called for this Thursday after the council voted to spend approximately $19,000 for a project not listed on the agenda.
The council approved paying $18,860.80 to repair culverts along Campus Court, after a discussion that included the idea...
Several Trempealeau County supervisors sought a closer review of a proposal to borrow $7 million, perhaps annually, to meet capital needs for a budget that is otherwise restrained by taxing limits.
“I’m worried that we’ll become dependent,” said Supervisor Dick Miller at Monday’s board review of...
The trial of a 60-year-old Arcadia man charged with providing a girl with drugs and alcohol and then assaulting her over two days in 2023 is scheduled to begin Nov. 13.
John Jones, of 110 N. Jackson St., appeared in court Monday where Trempealeau County Circuit Court Judge Rian Radtke turned down...
