Новости за 16.12.2016

Residents of the Holmen School District likely will vote in April on whether to fund a multi-phase upgrade to the high school.

After three months of revisions, a new chapter of Onalaska’s ordinances are finally ready to gather public input.

It was a tough loss that made Holmen High School senior Seth Wilson feel helpless as he watched it unfold.

Tom Yashinsky’s dedication to football seems to produce something big every four years.

The first snowstorm of the season didn’t stop West Salem residents from venturing out into the cold to enjoy a cup of coffee Saturday morning at the grand opening of Oma Coffee downtown.

I have a love and hate relationship with snow. Where I grew up, winter was something nobody messed around with. In my small hometown of Thief River Falls, Minn., winter came early, and with it, temperatures fell rapidly.

It’s hard to believe that in just a few short weeks, we’ll be bidding farewell to 2016 and welcoming in a new year. 2016 has been good to La Crosse County Library with locations in Bangor, Campbell, Holmen, Onalaska and…

The West Salem/Aquinas gymnastics co-op team is off to a big start this season.

Bangor residents can expect a modest increase in their property taxes after the Bangor Village Board approved its 2017 budget.

West Salem High School senior Sabrina MacRogers has been making art since she could hold a pencil, and now, after 17 years, her work is on display in the Marie W. Heider Center.

Both Peewee teams and the West Salem Bantams played last weekend, with each team recording a tie or better.

Even with a three-goal lead early in the second period, the West Salem/Bangor boys hockey team knew it was in for a fight.

In the Dec. 9 edition of the Courier-Life, I wish to correct a letter from Megan Delaney when she says that the Future of the Family Commission, on which I was a commissioner, was advocating abstinence-only education. She is reading…

The Holmen Area Community Center benefit was very successful thanks to many individuals. We are that much closer to have the necessary funds to build our building and then start programing.

The temperature and wind chill this time of year make farming a challenge.

Unseasonably warm weather put Rotary Lights in La Crosse on thin ice for a while with the promise to fulfill the most frequent request since it began 22 years ago, but a cold snap has put the creation of an…

The West Salem School Board discussed hiring a STEP program coordinator at Monday night’s meeting.

Santa Claus is coming to La Crosse County libraries Saturday, where he’ll be stopping off in Onalaska, Holmen and West Salem to read Christmas stories to children.

La Crosse County’s Administrative Offices are moving to the new Administrative Center starting this week, with the move expected to be completed by Dec. 22.