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Wednesday, Oct. 5
05:58 — Osseo: A car hit a deer. Nobody is injured and the road is not blocked.
06:15 — Whitehall: A 74-year-old female said her head is killing her and she can’t stop her nightmares.
13:54 — Whitehall: A male is down outside the courthouse.
16:06 — Whitehall: Alert from...
Following an occasionally testy exchange, Arcadia council members agreed to investigate the costs of converting from trash bags to cans for city garbage collection.
City operations director Rollie Conrad will explore the costs of either a fitting for existing city trash collection trucks that could...
A Trempealeau County man who was ordered to undergo psychiatric treatment after he was found to possess numerous weapons and said he feared hitmen were after him was released from care by state appeals court.
The court’s ruling focused on one of the standards set by Wisconsin law for determining if...
The Independence school board discussed budget reports in preparation for the 2022-2023 budget. Property valuation in the district increased 7.25 percent, compared to an average of 14 percent statewide. The increase in property value led to a corresponding increase in property tax, unrelated to the...
With Nature Energy expressing interest in building a bio-fuel plant in Independence, city council members Jason Ekern and Rich Theisen took a trip to Denmark to tour a plant similar to what has been proposed in the city.
The proposed project would collect manure from local farms and place it in an...
A new project that could see a pair of twin home structures built in Trempealeau instead of a large apartment complex following action at last Thursday’s village board meeting was seen as somewhat of a compromise by those involved last week.
The Trempealeau village board on Thursday approved the...
The Blair city council ultimately chose not to pass new ordinances related to vagrants or people using the showers in the city’s Riverside Memorial Park, but that doesn’t mean ordinances won’t be enforced.
At its September meeting, the council requested city attorney Mark Radcliffe draft new...
The Ettrick village board voted last Tuesday to spend roughly $9,900 to upgrade the heading system in village hall.
Village public works director Courtney Kotlarz presented three bids to the village board. Two were 85 percent efficiency systems, one costing roughly $7,000 and the other $11,000. The...
Arcadia officials are one official step away from approving routes for ATVs and UTVs in the city.
The new but still draft ordinance is expected to take effect once signs are in place designating where the vehicles may travel, said Police Chief Dianna Anderson.
“We figured it would make sense for us...
Wednesday, Sept. 28
00:00 — Whitehall: Male is looking to turn himself on on a warrant.
10:00 — Whitehall: Recovery court arrest.
17:13 — Strum: A southbound vehicle is all over the road, crossing the center and fog lines.
17:36 — Osseo: A semi is going the wrong way.
17:42 — Galesville: A...