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A man is being held in the Trempealeau County Jail on a $30,000 cash bond for repeated sexual assault of a family member.
Cesar Sagrero, 21, was charged with sexual assault and incest with a child in early March after a family member reported to the school that he had been assaulting her for...
The Independence school board recently received an extensive follow-up presentation from Upper 90, an energy service company that assists districts in reassessing their energy expenditures while supporting long-term energy solutions.
The board was presented with two options. One focused on...
A Blair woman has been charged with harboring or aiding a felon when authorities discovered she was allowing her registered sex offender husband to reside in a residence with her minor children after a warrant for his arrest had been issued, according to the criminal complaint.
Kassandra Foster,...
The Arcadia city council heard a proposal from the Arcadia Ambulance Service to establish a designated no-parking zone along Dettloff Drive, in front of the ambulance building.
The goal of the proposal is to ensure the area remains accessible for air ambulance helicopters during emergencies....
Two of the three local school referendums passed, but the third failed by a considerable margin.
While the attempt to exceed revenue limitations gained ground, the Arcadia School District saw another referendum fail by a wide margin. In 2023, the district’s ask to exceed revenue limits by $750,000...
The Whitehall softball team had a difficult time keeping its opponents off the board in two losses last week.
The Norse opened its season on Thursday with a 15-0 loss in Altoona. The team was closer at Eleva-Strum on Friday but gave up 10 runs in a five-run loss.
Whitehall was set to play at...
The Arcadia softball team is riding high on a three-game winning streak put together over the last week.
The Raiders (3-2, 2-0 Coulee) started out their season during a trip to Florida for spring training with a pair of interstate games. They lost 10-0 to Grayslake North from Illinois on March 25...
With another election cycle behind us, it’s a good time to start anew with the opportunity to be better going forward.
This space has often been used to point out a lack of transparency that we’ve seen from several government officials. Part of my job — and a reason why newspapers are so essential...
Trempealeau County Chair John Aasen said the decision to give County Administrator Rebecca Glewen a nearly $29,000 raise was made to put her on the same level as others who hold similar positions.
Aasen said that at roughly $121,500 Glewen was previously compensated on the lower end “compared to...
If she hadn’t criticized Trempealeau County Administrator Rebecca Glewen last fall, Coroner Bonnie Kindschy doesn’t think there would be any discussion about removing her elected position from the 2026 ballot.
In an interview with the Times last week — the only media interview she has ever done —...

