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Independence School District officials agreed that the focus for a referendum next spring should be operating costs, not upgrading the facilities.
Superintendent Paul Franzwa asked the district school board if it would like to consider a facility referendum in addition to an operating ask next...
The Galesville city council tabled until December a vote that could allow members to attend meetings remotely.
The conversation came at the recommendation of council member Dave Carlson who motioned to approve remote attendance at meetings. It wasn’t until the third and final call for a second to...
A 20-year-old Arcadia man was being held on $10,000 cash bond after he was charged with cutting a man’s arm and hand after the man asked music and lights be turned down.
Adilio Lucas Carrillo of 427 E. Main St., is charged with felony counts of recklessly endangering safety, substantial bodily harm...
United States Senator Tammy Baldwin greeted attendees of a campaign event held at the Goplin Homestead Farm in rural Osseo on Monday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
United States Senator Tammy Baldwin hopes her visit to Trempealeau County and connection to residents help her earn the support of county voters again this year.
Speaking to assembled media members following a campaign event at the Goplin Homestead Farm in rural Osseo, Baldwin said she is proud to...
A raze order was approved for a building on West Broadway St. in Blair. The property owner has 60 days to demolish the property or the city will take over the project and put the expense on the property tax bill. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Blair city council voted to begin the process of razing a property at 236 West Broadway Street at last week Monday’s regular monthly meeting.
Council members reviewed a report issued by an inspector who found the property to be “old, dilapidated, or out of repair, and, consequently, dangerous,...
Wednesday, Oct. 2
05:34 — Galesville: The caller’s husband passed away.
06:33 — Independence: 911 open line with silence.
06:47 — Osseo: A car hit a deer.
07:14 — Trempealeau: Report of a dog running in the roadway.
08:25 — Eleva: Dogs are running around the caller’s yard.
08:42 — Galesville:...
At least one Arcadia city council member remains adamant that speeding and other traffic violations are not being adequately policed in the city.
“We’re not being serious,” said council member Don Kreibich at last Wednesday’s council meeting. “We’re seeing accidents, speeding. This is bad.
“We’ve...
Caydan Johnston of Whitehall broke a tackle as he got outside for a long touchdown run on the team’s second play from scrimmage against Melrose-Mindoro on Friday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
Whitehall scored on its second play from scrimmage and didn’t look back in a 26-7 win over Melrose-Mindoro last week.
In its Homecoming game, the Norse got the ball to Caydan Johnston early and the Homecoming King ran for a 61-yard touchdown. He added two more touchdowns in the first half as...
Wednesday, Sept. 25
01:02 — Independence: An officer advised a vehicle struck a guardrail.
03:23 — Ettrick: A car hit a deer.
04:28 — Independence: Two-vehicle crash reported.
06:28 — Blair: A deer carcass is in the roadway.
06:41 — Trempealeau: 911 hang-up.
11:04 — Jackson County: The caller...
A jury sided with a Blair bank that when an Eau Claire bank hired away its employees, who took valuable accounts with them, it violated an agreement between the two institutions.
A Trempealeau County jury unanimously ruled that Lake Shore III Corp., contrary to a negotiated contract, hired six one-...
