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The Trempealeau municipal pool will open with a 50-patron maximum capacity for open swim on June 14 to residents and village of Trempealeau taxpayers.
The announcement came with the release of protocol and guidelines for the 2020 pool season approved at Thursday’s regular meeting of the Trempealeau...
The city of Blair’s park committee is trying to open the city’s aquatic center by July 15, but with some adaptations for the short season.
Wanda Cartrette told the council that the city’s aquatic center will only be open to Blair-Taylor School District students and maintain a maximum capacity of...
Arcadia officials are scheduled to reconsider their previous decision to not rent shelters in city parks this summer because of concerns about COVID-19.
The council at its next regular meeting of June 17 will take a second look at whether the shelters can be safely used. The council previously...
Pain.
It wasn’t his neck that the police officer’s knee was on. He wasn’t the one who lost his life and he didn’t personally know George Floyd. But when Clifford Tyson heard about and saw what happened, Pain is what he felt.
“Just so much pain,” Tyson said. “Why does this keep on happening? What...
Despite the passing of a bill to eliminate cost prohibitions on improvements to get nonconforming buildings above the floodplain, residents in the village of Trempealeau still cannot move forward under the new law.
Wisconsin Act 175 was signed into law on March 3, but due to more restrictive...
It won’t be as busy as it usually is in Galesville on the Fourth of July, but the Galesville Lions Club announced last week that it would still be celebrating the holiday.
While many of the events will be cancelled, the club will be holding a drive-through chicken-q starting at 11 a.m. on July 4,...
After June began with a day that didn’t have any new COVID-19 cases in Trempealeau County, the rest of the week showed a drastic climb with 16 new cases, according to the Trempealeau County Health Department.
Last week was the first week with multiple days in which no new cases were reported since...
County businesses reeling from the COVID-19 lockdown are still confused about how to reopen and could benefit from formal county guidance.
“To say a lot of businesses are struggling is an understatement,” Rob Grover, director of economic development and tourism told the committee overseeing the...
Arcadia officials endorsed federal engineers taking the next step in their planning of flood works for the city, but made it clear the city was not fully committing to the project.
The city’s letter, approved by the council last Wednesday, encourages a division of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers...
The Arcadia Ambulance Service will break ground Monday for its new headquarters.
The groundbreaking will be at 6 p.m. Monday at the site of the new facility off Dettloff Drive on land donated by Glen Reit , said Bridget Breska, assistant director.
A location for the service, once housed at St....


