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A small parcel of land in northeast Arcadia was given the stamp of approval to be re-zoned to comply with a house being moved to it.
The Arcadia city council authorized the re-zoning request at their meeting last Wednesday, formalizing a necessary step to allow the relocation of a house that was...
While city officials passed an ordinance to open the Highway 95 bridge and allow ATVs and UTVs access to Mill Road, the council heard last week that the proposal was unlikely to get approval from the county. If the county does not approve the route, the bridge will remain closed to ATV/UTV traffic. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Blair city council heard at its meeting last Monday that plans to expand the ATV/UTV route are likely to be rejected by the county.
The city approved allowing ATVs to travel across the Highway 95 bridge giving operators the ability to connect to Mill Road from Gilbert Street. The city ordinance...
The county’s Executive-Finance Committee on Monday approved interest payments to the cities of Arcadia and Galesville after both sent letters requesting the funds because they received incorrect amounts in the August 2025 tax settlement payment.
Arcadia and Galesville became the second and third...
A Trempealeau man is being held in the Trempealeau County Jail on a $50,000 cash bond after his mother reported he repeatedly struck her, causing her to lose consciousness.
Jonathan Krump, 44, has been held since Dec. 17 when, according to the criminal complaint, his mother called police stating...
A traffic stop for running a stop sign led to a fifth-offense operating while intoxicated charge and additional drug charges for a Whitehall man who was already facing charges for possession of methamphetamine.
According to the criminal complaint, David Misch Jr., 53, was pulled over by Trempealeau...
The Whitehall school board at its meeting last week Monday heard about a new course that is designed to teach students about applied artificial intelligence (AI).
The course material is being provided by LAB Midwest and will allow the district’s 120 seventh- and eighth-grade students to take the...
Pharmacare is closing down the Galesville Pharmacy on Feb. 13, citing a nationwide shortage of pharmacists causing staffing issues within the company as a main factor in the decision. (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)
Starting later this month, Galesville residents who depend on the local pharmacy will have to start looking outside the city limits to meet their medication needs.
The Galesville Hometown Pharmacy is closing up shop on Feb. 13, a decision made last month and relayed to community members via a sign...
Wednesday, Jan. 14
00:37 — Galesville: 911 hang-up from a juvenile female.
01:09 — Arcadia: A female is unresponsive.
07:09 — Galesville: A car hit a deer.
09:06 — Osseo: There are pieces of wood in the lane of traffic.
09:34 — Strum: A deer near the caller’s residence has a broken leg and...
State Senator Eric Wimberger (R-Oconto) and Representative Jim Piwowarczyk (R-Hubertus) have introduced Wisconsin Senate Bill 666/Assembly Bill 701, which would adopt the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act (UPEPA), bringing long-overdue free speech protections for citizens and journalists in...
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau school board met at Galesville Elementary School for a special meeting last Thursday to learn about the building’s needs and discuss the upcoming facilities referendum.
Galesville Elementary building administrator Melissa Wilber outlined the school’s need for a secure...
