Новости за 27.08.2015

OXNARD, Calif. (AP) — At times this summer, Randy Gregory would sign autographs and give interviews until Dallas team personnel had to just about pull him off the field during training camp.

A recent Kwik Trip donation to the Holmen Area Community Center not only showed the company’s support for project, it now serves as a challenge for others to follow suit.

It was chilly and rainy Thursday morning, but that didn’t stop Bangor FFA adviser Rick Bierbrauer and FFA officer Chris Miller from walking through their garden picking out large zucchini for …

The Bangor School Board is considering whether to ask voters for another levy override after its previous three-year override ends next year.

The Holmen School District is facing a deficit of more than $1 million for this school year.

The West Salem School Board continued to discuss its planned School Perceptions survey, but took no action on it at their regular meeting Monday.

The family and friends of Sara Hougom brought her infectious smile to another generation Saturday.

Last summer, Shane Mauss was the standup comedian who couldn’t stand up, thanks to two broken feet suffered in a hiking mishap (or maybe it was a jumping misjudgment). This summer, Mauss is a …

In a world where capturing everyday life and personal events is only a matter of pulling out a cell phone, preserving those digital records could prove to be a matter of historical significance.

Just in time for the start of the new school year, Onalaska School Board members have approved a uniform pay rate for hourly employees.

A proposed Onalaska shrimp farm will move forward after owner Tim Hagen assuaged his neighbor’s fear about possible odors.

The La Crosse County Highway Department is proposing to resurface Hwy. Z in the town of Onalaska, with construction tentatively scheduled to begin Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Clearwater Farm in Onalaska will host a local wine and beer tasting fundraiser from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29.

As the newest member of the Onalaska United Methodist Church’s leadership team, Paul Bratsch hopes to continue the congregation’s discipleship development in its small groups.

A crack seems to be forming in the stonewalling of efforts to negotiate a change in the funding formula for the Holmen Area Fire Department.

A crack seems to be forming in the stonewalling of efforts to negotiate a change in the funding formula for the Holmen Area Fire Department.

Garland Days in West Salem will kick off Friday, Sept. 11, with the all-village rummage sale.

The building that used to house Valley View Ford in West Salem will sit empty no longer.

Onalaska’s Judi K would probably rank near the top in any list of the Coulee Region’s hidden musical treasures.

Buying a home is one of the scariest and most stressful processes that anyone can undertake, especially for first-time home buyers. After all, it isn’t like buying a new blender or even a refr…

For the last 20 years, Barb Thompson has been in charge of keeping the 132 acres of school-owned land east of Sparta intact and flourishing.

Moon Tunes — the summer-long series of free Thursday night summer concerts at Riverside Park — has had a successful second season with big crowds and mostly delightful weather as more and more…

Customers that haven’t visited Fox Hollow in a while are going to notice some major changes to the facility. The sports bar area has a completely new look, including a bigger kitchen, new bath…

Over the last decade, the Friends of West Salem Baseball program has put a lot of work into the high school baseball field. This summer the volunteer organization has expanded, turning its att…

Last summer, Shane Mauss was the standup comedian who couldn’t stand up, thanks to two broken feet suffered in a hiking mishap (or maybe it was a jumping misjudgment). This summer, Mauss is a …