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The annual debate on whether Trempealeau County should reimburse 100% of library costs ended as it has in recent years, with an 11-2 vote favoring the resolution.
Supervisor Richard Anderson voted against the resolution to reimburse libraries at 100% because he was concerned about the budgetary...
It isn’t uncommon for local voters to choose between the same candidates in multiple elections, but the rematch in Wisconsin State Assembly District 29 is coming 10 years after Treig Pronschinske first defeated Chris Danou
At that time, the two squared off in Assembly District 92, which included...
The Arcadia city council reviewed two bids for asbestos work at the former City Hall building.
The council considered two very different project proposals. The first proposal cost $14,342, while the second was priced at $2,605. The main difference is whether the asbestos would be removed...
With current Trempealeau County Clerk of Court Mary Lee not seeking reelection, the county will have its third clerk since Michelle Weisenberger retired in 2022.
Weisenberger was replaced by Kari Tidquist, who resigned late in 2024. Lee was appointed to the position and served throughout 2025 and...
Renee Lyon
District 13 Supervisor Renee Lyon was elected as the new chair of the Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors on Monday night as former Chair Andy Todd and three others resigned from the board earlier in the day.
The special meeting to elect a chair was set on Oct. 21 when supervisors met with...
Wednesday, Oct. 14
01:22 — Trempealeau: The caller reported their neighbor’s dogs have been out and not on leashes since midnight. They have been barking on and off.
09:05 — Blair: A party is complaining about cars for sale along the road.
10:34 — Ettrick: A television was thrown out on the side...
The Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors has scheduled a special meeting in an effort to address recent internal conflicts.
Attorney Andy Phillips, outside general counsel for the Wisconsin Counties Association (WCA), appeared at Monday’s regular monthly meeting with a request to schedule a...
Former Trempealeau County Supervisor Scott Leonard said he planned to remain on the board after learning that his initial resignation had not been properly submitted. However, renewed online criticism prompted him to resign again.
Leonard attempted to resign from the board on Oct. 5. He said he...
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau school board held a public hearing before its monthly meeting to discuss a future referendum.
A referendum held Aug. 11 failed by 13 votes. Discussion during the public hearing continued during the board meeting. Much of the discussion focused on how to better inform G...
Trempealeau County Circuit Court Judge Rian Radtke sentenced a former childcare worker to 15 years in state prison last week.
Maegan Valley, 36, formerly of Galesville, was found guilty by a jury on June 23 of two felonies: child abuse- recklessly causing great harm and neglecting a child resulting...
