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The Arcadia school board approved a variety of budgeted raises and credits for teachers and staff at their regular meeting last Monday.
Among the raises approved were: a Consumer Price Index (CPI) offer for the 2021-22 contract year for staff under contract per Wisconsin State Statute 118.21,...
The Arcadia city council decided to begin “a more friendly” approach toward a sand mine company whose reclamation plan and guaranteed money for the work are a mismatch.
The council last Wednesday approved communicating to CSI Sands Wisconsin, which is the latest operator of a sand mine on River...
The unofficial start of summer returns in 2021 as the Arcadia Lions Club has brought Broiler-Dairy Days back.
The celebration was cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Its return in 2021 will be slightly different as the event has been trimmed from three days to two, but still offers many...
Senior Jenessa Perry will receive her Independence High School diploma this weekend, alongside classmates she has endured all the highs and lows of high school with over the years.
However, what sets her apart from the rest of her class is that the diploma is actually the second she has received in...
Wednesday, May 12
09:02 — Osseo: Gas leak reported from a two-inch gas main.
09:42 — Blair: Welfare check requested on a subject. The person is actively psychotic, posing danger to herself and others unintentionally.
11:48 — Eleva: Caller is being harassed by a woman.
14:44 — Trempealeau: A male...
County supervisors nixed the idea of giving residents the chance to weigh in on whether Trempealeau County should be a Second Amendment sanctuary county, opting instead to vote on the idea without further public comment.
Board members Monday evening appeared to back the idea of including a...
Vaccines for COVID-19 are available in Trempealeau County, but county residents are no longer looking to be vaccinated, according to health officials.
According to the Department of Health Services, fewer than 200 county residents received the initial dose of COVID-19 vaccine last week. Of the 719...
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau school board approved a preliminary budget for the 2021-22 school year that features teacher and administrator raises of 1.23 percent in correspondence to the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
The approved raises also included increased professional development compensation,...
Whitehall officials approved an agreement to vacate Park Street for the county’s justice center and to apply for funds for the Hobson Street reconstruction, a project that will partially overlap with the county’s work.
The closure of Park Street is among the last agreements the city and county have...
Nicholas Riley
A sex offender will be released in the area for the second time this year.
A press release sent by the Whitehall Police Department said Nicholas Riley, 31, will be released on May 25. Riley was sentenced to spend eight years in state prison in 2014 for two charges of sexually assaulting a child...
