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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 —...
What started as something of a hobby during the COVID-19 pandemic has turned into a passion for Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau freshman Addison Connolly — a passion that will take her overseas to Europe this summer to compete among the best at an international junior dog agility competition.
Connolly and...
Lindsey Byom spent her formative years in Blair before her career brought her to the southeast region of the United States. Back in her hometown with her family, she is now the newest member of the Blair-Taylor school board.
Byom was officially sworn in as a member of the board at the beginning of...
Many readers have probably watched the 1962 war film, “Merrill’s Marauders,” starring Jeff Chandler, Ty Hardin, and others. It chronicles the exploits of the 5307th Composite Unit (Provisional), one of the most famous fighting forces of World War II that became known as Merrill’s Marauders.
The...
Wednesday, March 12
01:20 — Eau Claire County: A subject broke into a house and has a gun.
00:49 — Ettrick: Assistance requested for a police chase.
06:55 — Osseo: A car hit a deer.
09:18 — Blair: A deer is in the road near the sand mine.
09:41 — Eleva: The caller reported a dog is near the...
The Trempealeau County Board of Supervisors approved offering County Administrator Rebecca Glewen a new contract that includes a nearly $29,000 raise.
The pay increase puts Glewen’s annual salary at $150,000, up from the $121,492.80 she agreed to when hired last year.
The increase, County Chair...
A familiar face will be back in the Independence city offices to help bridge the gap until a new full-time clerk can be hired.
At a special meeting last week Tuesday, the Independence city council approved the hiring of retired clerk Lenice Pronschinske on a part-time basis. Pronschinske will work...
When voters living within the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau School District held to the polls next week, they will have a pair of competitive school board races on their ballots.
Four of the school board’s nine seats are on the ballot in this year’s spring election, though two of those races have only...
A few weeks after resigning her position as the city clerk, Tiffany Bautch will challenge current Independence city council president Jason Ekern to represent the city’s first ward in the April 1 election.
Ekern has filled in as the mayor since the February resignation of Robert Baecker. He has...




