Новости за 11.12.2015

Onalaska residents will have the chance to weigh in on the city’s vision for the future during a public hearing next week.

Each quarter of the academic year, Onalaska Middle School honors top-notch students through the school’s OnaRoll. Students are nominated for the OnaRoll honor by their teachers for demonstrati…

Plans to hire a city administrator continue to move forward in Onalaska. The Onalaska Common Council unanimously approved job descriptions for a part-time mayor and full-time city administrato…

The following Onalaska Middle School students earned straight A’s for the first term of the 2015-16 school year:

Onalaska High School French teacher Brian Wopat and Holmen High School Spanish teacher Jennifer Olivares know how to engage their language students within minutes after the bell rings. They ha…

Local aviation officials are reminding drone owners that unmanned aircrafts that ascend from under the Christmas trees into airspace can pose a safety threat to commercial airliners.

The iconic clang of the Salvation Army bell ringers has already begun, signaling the start of the holiday season and the organization’s biggest fundraiser.

The Coulee Region Audubon Society holds a Christmas bird count as part of the national event, and this will be the 51st year of the La Crosse area count. The count covers all of La Crosse, Ona…

Allison Alumbaugh and Allison Elliot, two inseparable friends with a common passion, have been named winners of West Salem High School’s Art Student of the Month Award for December for their p…

After the success of her 2006 memoir, “How I Lost 10 Pounds in 53 Years,” Kaye Ballard is working on a second autobiographical volume, tentatively titled “The First 90 Years Are the Hardest.”

Peterbilt’s West Salem truck repair and parts facility, located just off the I-90 ramp, opens Monday, Dec. 14.

The Bangor Village Board unanimously approved its 2016 operating budget following a brief public hearing Tuesday night.

I write about collaboration and partnership quite a bit. It’s really the cornerstone of working to endear the La Crosse County Library System to our communities. One of our most recent partner…

The following Onalaska High School students were honored with the December Student of the Month Award:

Most of our northwoods villages started as crude log cabins rising out of the forest floor. Wherever a waterfall made a lumber mill possible, a hamlet might spring up. After a couple generatio…

A parent’s worst nightmare can also be a challenge for police departments unprepared to respond to a missing child report.

Americans are talking war in this season of peace on earth and good will toward men.