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Wednesday, Oct. 4
01:40 — Whitehall: A tree is down.
02:14 — Eleva: Someone is walking on the highway in dark clothing.
02:37 — Blair: Caller advised he is responding to the Whitehall emergency room in his personal vehicle.
03:13 — Galesville: Third party report of a domestic disturbance.
07:...
The Trempealeau Municipal Pool is used by more than just residents within the village of Trempealeau, and as a result the village has asked nearby communities for monetary help to ensure the pool can remain open for the foreseeable future.
A letter from Trempealeau administrator/finance director...
All three municipalities serviced by the Trempealeau Fire Department will increase funding for the department
to offset inflation and support the department, according to conversations at last week’s Trempealeau village
board meeting.
The Village of Trempealeau, the Town of Trempealeau and the Town...
There will be no official passage through downtown Arcadia next week as Main St. will be closed due to
repairs to the railroad.
The Highway 95 crossing is scheduled to be closed next Monday-through-Friday as to remove a spur track. The
Trempealeau County Highway Department has said the official...
The Independence city council filled its second ward vacancy last week Monday.
The council appointed longtime city resident Linda Longmore to fill the vacancy. Longmore will serve the
second ward along with Tim Hanson. She was recently awarded the AmeriCorps Senior Volunteer Of the Year
award. With...
The Ettrick village board is expected to consider an exception to its ordinance restricting village residents from
having septic systems at its November meeting.
The topic appeared on the agenda at last week Tuesday’s meeting, however the residents weren’t able to
attend and discuss the matter...
Days before the county’s new justice center is due to be “substantially” completed, officials will open bids for
work on the old courthouse that could extend into 2025.
Members of the county’s property and executive finance committees are scheduled to meet Oct. 24 to
possibly award bids for...
Arcadia officials selected a relocation specialist that will help the city as it buys properties to make way for
flood control work along Turton Creek.
TerraVentures Advisors of Elk Grove was the only company to bid on the project at a cost of $26,500. City clerk
and treasurer Angela Berg said two...
City officials may consider cameras to monitor stop signs in response to an Arcadia resident’s concerns about
the often-discussed problems on Wilson Avenue.
“We’re just looking for ideas to get drivers to slow down,” said Donald Kreibich at last Wednesday’s city
council session. “We don’t want to...
Members of the Blair Cheese Festival committee expressed disappointment regarding city’s role in the cancellation of the annual truck and tractor pull, something that made a city council member say he wanted discuss the job performance of the city’s attorney.
Questions about if the pull could be...
