La Crosse, WI News

• La Crosse, WI News
• 5/29/2012 - Automotive Program Receives National Accreditation
• 5/21/2012 - Free information sessions on management degree
• Coulee Bank Announces Kasasa Cash and Kasasa Saver Accounts
• Viterbo University to Host Coulee Region Show Choir Camp
• 5/11/2012 - Western Technical College to hold GOAL graduation
• 5/8/2012 - Marketing students win awards at state competition
• Viterbo Employees Honored at Rose Awards
• 5/4/2012 - Western to host community centennial celebration
• 4/18/2012 - Ag students win awards at state conference
• 5/2/2012 - Western Alumni Association announces 2012 distinguished alumni
• 4/30/2012 - Landscape students hold plant sale
• 4/30/2012 - Western business programs host student showcase
• Viterbo University to Host Association of Franciscan Colleges and Universities 2012 National Summer Symposium June 12-14; Registration Open
• Viterbo University Spring Commencement May 12
• 4/23/2012 - Western scholarship honors education and patient advocate
• 4/23/2012 - Western Technical College to graduate 1,378 students
• 4/24/2012 - Western Technical College team wins video competition
• Viterbo University Spring Choral Concert April 28
• 4/16/2012 - Earth Week Events
• 4/18/2012 - WTCS/State trucking partnership is a national model
• 4/12/2012 - Students Succeed in Futuremakers’ Video Competition
• 4/13/2012 - April 22-28 is Medical Laboratory Professionals Week
• Viterbo University Chamber Music Series Finale April 28
• Viterbo University to Experience BubbleMania April 28
• 4/5/2012 - Western offers free mock interviews for dislocated workers
• 4/10/2012 - Graphics students to host Portfolio Review Show
• 3/15/2012 - Klinkner named student ambassador
• 3/23/2012 - Viroqua College Night a success
• 3/23/2012 - Organizations partner to offer unique welding training
• 4/5/2012 - Western instructor chosen as faculty scholar for second year
• Viterbo University Announces 2012 Recipients of Pope John XXIII Award for Distinguished Service
• All Student Art Show to Open in Viterbo University Gallery April 18
• Viterbo University to Present Hippolytos April 20-21, April 26-29
• Sixteenth Annual Volunteer Recognition Event at Viterbo University April 16
• Dynamic StepCrew at Viterbo University April 24
• Legendary Coach Bennett, District Attorney Mark Thibodeau to Discuss Moral Leadership at Viterbo University April 16
• Fired Up for Science: Hands-on Experiences and Experiments for Youth at Viterbo University April 12
• $600,000 National Science Foundation Scholarship Grant Awarded to Viterbo University
• Viver Brasil to Perform at Viterbo University April 19
• Viterbo University's Platinum Edition to Present Celebration 2012 April 14
• 3/23/2012 - Western LGBT group hosts panel discussion
• 3/21/2012 - Cost Accounting students to hold sale
• 3/20/2012 - Western to host Camp W-Kid’s College
• 3/20/2012 - Public hearing to review applications for District Board
• 3/20/2012 - Supervisory Management info sessions
• 3/20/2012 - Phi Theta Kappa is Selling Scrip Cards
• 3/20/2012 - Supervisory Management Information Sessions
• Rich Little to Perform in Jimmy Stewart—A Humorous Look at His Life at Viterbo March 31
• Vocal Ensemble Vox Audio to Perform at Viterbo March 24
• Viterbo University Community Health Fair April 3
• 3/13/2012 - CampW - Saturday, April 28th
• Viterbo University to Host Dance Intensive Featuring Jump Rhythm Jazz Project
• Frac Sand Mining in the Driftless Region Presentation at Viterbo University March 21
• Nationally Syndicated Advice Columnist Amy Dickinson to Speak at Viterbo University March 29
• Holocaust Survivor Peter Feigl and Author Alexandra Zapruder to Speak at Viterbo University March 22
• The Musical Tale of Peter Rabbit at Viterbo March 18
• Viterbo Leadership at Noon Series to Feature Executive Director of Children's Museum of La Crosse March 21
• “Einstein, Lemaître and the Big Bang Theory” Presentation at Viterbo March 27
• Viterbo to Offer Special Education Licensure Program
• Standing Room Only Senior Show Exhibit to Open in Viterbo University Gallery Feb. 29
• Soweto Gospel Choir to Perform at Viterbo March 15
• 2/14/2012 - Statewide event offers assistance applying for financial aid
• The Official Blues Brothers Revue at Viterbo March 1
• Kent Handel Named Chair of Viterbo University Board of Trustees
• 2/13/2012 - Western students hold massage clinic
• 2/10/2012 - Student restaurant open to the public
• 2/7/2012 - CTE programs benefit students, communities
• Viterbo University to Present Trouble in Tahiti Feb. 17-19
• Business Expert James Hunter to Present Servant Leadership at Viterbo University March 22
• 1/24/2012 - State Senate Honors Western Centennial
• Nature Theater Photography Exhibit to Open in Viterbo University Gallery Jan. 25
• Heroes: Faces of Hope and Help Humanities Symposium at Viterbo University Feb. 7-8
• 1/4/2012 - Western offers MSHA refresher
• The Musical The Color Purple at Viterbo University Feb. 9
• The Magic School Bus-Live! The Climate Challenge at Viterbo University Jan. 22
• Moscow Festival Ballet to Present Romeo and Juliet at Viterbo University Jan. 17
• Restore Gulu Documentary to Share Story of Ugandan Organization at Viterbo University Jan. 25
• Viterbo Leadership at Noon Series to Feature Franciscan Healthcare-La Crosse President and CEO Tim Johnson Jan. 25
• Violent Crime Expert Lt. Col. Dave Grossman to Present Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill at Viterbo University Jan. 31
• 1/3/2012 - Business hours to change for Jan. 13
• 12/21/2011 - New year brings new program for Western
• 12/21/2011 - Western Foundation announces new board members
• 12/15/2011 - Western receives $2 million grant
• 12/19/2011 - Western Skills USA students donate to WAFER
• 12/12/2011 - Holiday hours
• 12/13/2011 - Western named top 10 college for veterans
• 12/1/2011 - Western diesel students donate to Toys for Tots
• 35th Annual La Crosse Boat Sports Travel and RV Show
• Groundbreaking for Performing Arts Center Announced for Nov. 16; Viterbo University Joins La Crosse Community Theatre to Form Collaborative Alliance
• 12/5/2011 - "Take the Student Activity Fee Survey, Win Prizes"
• Viterbo University Winter Commencement Dec. 17
• 11/30/2011 - Western students collecting donations for Coulee Council and Salvation Army
• 11/29/2011 - Western offers free information session on management degree
• 11/29/2011 - Western announces new district board opportunity
• 11/29/2011 - Western recognized for energy stewardship
• Viterbo University to Host Association of Franciscan Colleges and Universities 2012 National Summer Symposium June 12-14; Registration Now Open
• 11/18/2011 - Western receives piece of $12.69 million jobs training grant
• Viterbo University to Present Comedy of Errors at Pump House Regional Arts Center Dec. 1-Dec. 4.
• Viterbo to Present Handel’s Messiah Dec. 3–4
• 11/14/2011 - Mathews employees hold food drive as part of college course
• 11/1/2011 - Western seeks input on food production and organic farming needs
• 11/1/2011 - Western in Mauston seeks input on future career training needs
• 11/2/2011 - Student Futuremakers’ Video Competition launches; cash prizes up for grabs
• 11/3/2011 - Western to honor veterans Nov. 10
• 11/7/2011 - Western addition receives LEED silver certification
• University of Wisconsin La Crosse Turkey Trot
• 10/31/2011 - Hana Carl named to All-Region Volleyball Team
• Viterbo to Present Dead Man's Cell Phone Nov. 11-12, Nov. 17-20
• Viterbo Chamber Music Series to Continue with Clara and Louise: Over-the-Cliff Chamber Music by Clara Schumann and Louise Farrenc Nov.13
• Analog Aesthetics Contemporary Explorations in Letterpress Exhibit to Open in Viterbo University Gallery Nov. 2
• Missoula Children's Theatre Company to Present Cinderella at Viterbo University Nov. 12; Auditions Nov. 7
• Jim Witter Returns to Viterbo University to Present Feelin' Groovy Nov. 8
• Life in the Treetops: Conservation of the World's Rain Forests Presentation at Viterbo University Nov. 10
• Viterbo University Honors Five Outstanding Alumni
• Evolution, God, and Darwin Presentation at Viterbo Oct. 30
• 10/11/2011 - Sparta ribbon-cutting & open house
• Viterbo University's Platinum Edition to Present Halloween Spooktacular Oct. 28
• 10/4/2011 - Living Green Expo
• Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Chairman Francis Podvin to Open Viterbo Leadership at Noon Series Oct. 18
• 9/30/2011 - Centennial website unveiled
• 9/29/2011 - Western to host Open House
• Viterbo University to Present The Sound of Music Oct. 14-16
• Viterbo University to Present the Opera The Night Bell Oct. 7-9
• 9/14/2011 - forklift training seminar
• Holocaust Survivor Gerda Weissmann Klein to Present Citizenship and Civility at Viterbo University Oct. 17
• 9/14/2011 - First-ever GED/HSED reunion
• Viterbo University to Host Congress to Campus with Former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert and Longtime Congressman Bill Lipinski Sept. 19
• Alive! Mental Health Fair at Viterbo University Sept. 22
• 9/2/2011 - Rock the Block
• Vince: The Life and Times of Vince Lombardi at Viterbo University Sept. 30
• Viterbo University Chamber Music Series Opens Sept. 17 with The Saga of Sefarad: Never Forget You
• 8/31/2011 - Student union grand opening
• 8/26/2011 - Spanish for Healthcare
• Back to School for La Crosse - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Author Richard Louv to Present The Restorative Power of Nature at Viterbo University Sept. 13
• 40th Anniversary Exhibit to Open in Viterbo University Gallery Sept. 7
• 8/18/2011 - Honor society chapter named to top 100
• 8/18/2011 - Western gears up for centennial school year
• 8/3/2011 - Business hours to change August 22
• 7/26/2011 - Free information session on management degree
• Viterbo University to Construct $8.5 Million Apartment Style Residence Complex
• Walk to End Alzheimer’s® Kick Off Party
• Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s 2011
• Viterbo University Dahl School of Business Moves to New Location on Campus
• 7/5/2011 - Nhia Vang receives state refugee honor
• 7/1/2011 - Committee appoints Western District Board members
• 7/1/2011 - Free info sessions on Supervisory Management program
• Viterbo to Celebrate Private College Week July 11-16
• President's Statement Regarding the Passing of Marge Reinhart
• 6/8/2011 - Clinical Lab Tech program receives equipment donations
• 5/24/2011 - Western offers free information sessions on management degree
• 5/22/2011 - Supervisory Management Information Session
• 5/23/2011 - Report shows that technical college education leads to jobs
• 5/23/2011 - Western Announces Partnership with EPA’s ENERGY STAR® Program
• Voter ID Act passes final hurdle, moves onto Governor's desk.
• 5/19/2011 - Western to hold GOAL graduation
• Boston Brass to Commission Work from Local Composers
• Paul Ryan's speech from the Economic Club of Chicago May 16
• 5/6/2011 - Western business programs host student showcase
• 5/4/2011 - Western Wood Tech students finish in top three at state competition
• 5/3/2011 - Mao Kong Receives Newman Civic Fellow Award
• 5/3/2011 - Food preservation and canning course covers safety and new legislation
• Viterbo University Spring Commencement May 14
• 4/26/2011 - Western Graphics students to host Portfolio Review Show
• Wisconsin GAB overloaded with recalls, recounts
• GAB Board releases review of Waukesha County vote tally
• 4/15/2011 - 2011 distinguished alumnus announced
• Petyrk proud of legislative accomplishments first 100 days
• 4/15/2011 - Event to promote sexual assault awareness and prevention
• 4/15/2011 - Western offers free info session on management degree
• Enjoy An Evening with Rockapella at Viterbo May 7
• Steve Lippia to Present Simply Sinatra at Viterbo May 3
• Viterbo University's Platinum Edition Show Choir to Present Celebration 2011 April 30
• 4/12/2011 - Western hosts robot competition
• 4/12/2011 - Western events celebrate Earth Week
• 4/11/2011 - April 24-30 is Medical Laboratory Professionals Week
• Wisconsin College Republicans elect new leadership at annual convention
• Waukesha County bombshell swings supreme court race
• Viterbo University Announces 2011 Recipients of Pope John XXIII Award for Distinguished Service
• 4/6/2011 - Camp W-Kid’s College
• UW-L students to share, celebrate research
• he Jon Hassler Theater is igniting sparks
• 4/4/2011 - Western to hold community preview of new Black River Falls facility
• Judge rules to suspend Wisconsin Act 10; DOJ complies.
• Crazy: A Father's Search through America's Mental Health Madness Presentation at Viterbo University April 18
• Viterbo University to Present The Hostage April 8-9, 14-17
• Van Hollen insists Act 10 is in effect; Madison judge continues with hearing
• 3/28/2011 - Cost Accounting students to hold sale
• Budget Repair Battle shifts to the State Supreme Court
• The Rev. Jesse Jackson to speak at UW-L March 29
• Warren Petryk expounds on Walker's Budget Repair Bill
• “Virtues—and Vices?—of Faith: Lessons from Christianity’s Explosive Growth in Africa” at Viterbo March 31
• Scott Walker: Striking the right bargain in Wisconsin
• 3/15/2011 - Student ambassador announced
• 3/15/2011 - Western offers free leadership certificates
• Wisconsin recall elections from a historical perspective
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Candidate JoAnne Kloppenburg forum on campus March 24
• Where's the civility?
• The Peking Acrobats Bring Legendary Performance to Viterbo University April 5
• Viterbo University Community Health Fair April 5
• Music of Elvis Presley Featured in the Musical All Shook Up at Viterbo University April 3
• Bixby's Rainforest Rescue at Viterbo University March 26
• UW-L on Spring Break
• UW-L closed March 14 for furlough day
• 3/11/2011 - Western massage clinic extends to Tuesdays
• 3/10/2011 - Western students conduct food drive for WAFER
• Walker e-mails detail negotiations between Governor's Office and Democrats
• Tensions explode between Governor, Democratic Leaders.
• Senators Order Missing Dems Arrested; Judge opens Capitol to Normal Business
• UW-L graduation fall 2010 list online
• National test ranks business students in the 90th percentile
• Premiere Holocaust Expert to Give Two Presenations at Viterbo University March 17
• 3/1/2011 - Western announces new district board opportunities
• Walker Budget Address from Tuesday, March 1, 2011
• Who is the Greatest American? at Viterbo University March 14
• Craicmore to Present Evening of Outstanding Celtic Music at Viterbo University March 22
• Leithold Music Owners to Speak at Viterbo University as Part of Leadership at Noon Series March 22
• Budget Repair Bill passes Assembly 51-17; Dems furious about procedures
• Assembly wrestles with ammendments, session extends will into the night
• Scott Walker's "Fireside Chat" from Tuesday February 22, 2011
• Viterbo University Hosts Accreditation Team from the National Association of Schools of Music
• 2/21/2011 - Free showcase on employee training ROI
• Republican Senators mull over legslative options; Walker remains unfazed
• Laurent named college athlete of the year
• UN traveling film festival on campus March 4, 5
• Feb. 18 Inclusive Friday event rescheduled to March 4
• Presentation on Mexican social movements set for Feb. 21
• TRIO 30-year-anniversary celebration set for Feb. 21
• Republicans may pass parts of Budget Repair Bill without Democrats
• Today’s Legislative Forum is cancelled
• WBCA Pink Zone set for women’s basketball game
• Prosser and Kloppenburg advance; Walker budget repair bill creates furor
• Viterbo to Present The Marriage of Figaro Feb. 25-27
• Justice David T Prosser for State Supreme Court
• Jim Witter to Present The Long and Winding Road: The Music of Lennon and McCartney at Viterbo University March 2
• Paul Ryan's opening remarks at Budget Committee Hearing
• Dettwiler named UW-L football coach
• 2/7/2011 - Western students hold massage clinic
• Gingi Edmonds prolife opinion: Life, liberty and the pursuit of abortion
• 2/4/2011 - Western poised to help in economic recovery
• Reince Priebus works to change the party's direction and priorities
• Dissecting the Walker State of the State address
• Men’s and women’s Feb. 2 basketball games postponed to Feb. 3
• Scott Walker State of the State address: Full Text.
• 2/1/2011 - Western instructor chosen as faculty scholar for international honor society
• 1/31/2011 - Student restaurant open to the public
• Fall Dean’s List now online
• Wisconsin's own Ron Johnson delivers Republican weekly radio address
• Wisconsin Voter ID Act may finally be headed for passage
• 1/27/2011 - Free tax return assistance
• Ryan vs Bachmann? You make the call.
• Viterbo Appoints University Chaplain
• The SOTU Address: Will Obama keep his promises?
• Viterbo University Theatre Department to Present 4:48 Psychosis Feb. 3-5
• Superbowl Party Recipes
• AIP to study UW-L’s physics program as national standard
• UW-La Crosse receives $1.69 million from estate
• Lenards, Fitzpatrick and Opelt receive prestigious national scholarships
• Changement Painted Sculpture Exhibit to Open in Viterbo University Gallery Jan. 26
• Money, Wealth, and the Common Good Humanities Symposium at Viterbo University Feb. 7-9
• Prestigious Dance Company Pilobolus to Perform at Viterbo University Feb. 10
• UW-L theatre sound design student wins spot at national competition
• UW-L closed Jan. 14 & 17
• Ethics Lecture Series at Viterbo to Continue with Screening of Documentary Red Gold and Discussion Jan. 26
• Three Classics by Mercer Mayer at Viterbo University Jan. 30
• Outstanding Men's Chorus Chanticleer to Perform at Viterbo University Feb. 1
• Viterbo University to Offer New Majors in Health Care and Sustainability
• UW-L on Kiplinger’s national list of best value public colleges
• Director of Tomah VA Medical Center to Speak at Viterbo University as part of Leadership at Noon Series Jan. 25
• Laurent earns NCAA top VIII award
• 1/3/2011 - Bed Bug Boot Camp aims to prevent infestation
• 1/4/2011 - Business hours to change for Jan. 14
• 1/4/2011 - Music performance celebrates MLK, Jr. Day
• La Crosse Tavern League gives gift to UW-L Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex
• Elhindi named Information Technology Services assistant vice chancellor and chief information officer
• UW-L closed Dec. 24 & 31 for the holidays
• 12/16/2010 - Free job training offered at Western
• 12/14/2010 - Western offers real estate course
• 12/9/2010 - Western holiday closing
• 12/8/2010 - Western Diesel program gives and receives
• Rotary Lights Run 5K
• Viterbo University Winter Commencement Dec. 18
• 11/24/2010 - Bed Bug Boot Camp aims to prevent infestation
• 11/22/2010 - DWD grant will train health care workers
• 11/23/2010 - Info sessions on flexible management degree
• 11/19/2010 - Western hosts holiday luncheon
• Open forums for assistant vice chancellor for IT and CIO begin Nov. 29
• Digital audio recording course planned for spring 2011
• UW-L international students have $8.4 million impact locally
• Viterbo University to Present Viterbo Christmas Dec. 4-5
• 11/16/2010 - Massage fundraiser
• 11/16/2010 - Lunda Center LEED silver certified
• Teams Needed for Fifth Annual DodgeFest Dodgeball Tournament at Viterbo University Dec. 4
• 11/12/2010 - Holiday Happening Hosted by Parent Child Center
• Seven Rivers Research Symposium Nov. 12 at Viterbo Over 185 Students Representing 12 Colleges to Participate
• UW-L to host wrestling championship meet
• Viterbo to Host Health Care Delegation from Luoyang, China
• UW-L Football Coach Larry Terry to retire at end of season
• Missoula Children's Theatre and Area Youth to Present The Princess and the Pea at Viterbo University Nov. 13
• 8/4/2010 - Western offers real estate brokerage course
• Native American Lawyer Walter Echo-Hawk Jr. to Present Toward an American Land Ethic at Viterbo Nov. 18
• 8/4/2010 - Residence hall open house
• Viterbo University to Present The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Nov. 12-13, Nov. 18-21
• 8/19/2010 - Health program reunion
• Cardinal Avery Dulles: A Theologian for All Seasons Presentation at Viterbo University Nov. 22
• 8/30/2010 - Healing Touch – Level 2
• 4/30/2010 - Western offers information session on management course
• Viterbo University Leadership at Noon Series to Continue with Dahl Automotive Nov. 30
• 9/17/2010 - College Night in Independence
• 4/30/2010 - Healing Touch course for health care practitioners
• UW-L students are top two in Miss La Crosse/Oktoberfest 2010 contest
• 9/17/2010 - Oktoberfest alternative: Rock the Block
• 5/6/2010 - Western Alumni Association announces 2010 distinguished alumnus
• New York City bound: UW-L Vocal Jazz Ensemble invited to perform at Carnegie Hall
• 9/17/2010 - College-wide Open House
• 5/20/2010 - Western GOAL graduation
• Record number of students in UW-L’s School Psychology Program to present posters at NASP convention.
• 9/21/2010 - Oct. is DisAbility Awareness Month
• 5/28/2010 - Supervisory management info session
• Jan Gallagher is named innovation champ
• 10/8/2010 - Camp W-Kid’s College
• 6/1/2010 - Sparta Training Center addition
• International conference on human rights on campus Oct. 7-9
• 10/22/2010 - BRF course on generational differences
• 6/15/2010 - Committee appoints Board members
• UW-La Crosse to add six to Wall of Fame
• 10/25/2010 - Generational differences course in La Crosse
• 6/18/2010 - Western named Patriotic Employer
• Enrollment up slightly at UW-L
• 10/30/2010 - Courses for Real Estate continuing ed credit
• 6/30/2010 - Western offers information session on management course
• Feds award UW-L grant to prepare adapted phy ed specialists
• Viterbo University to Construct School of Nursing Facility
• 7/27/2010 - Nursing staff receive national honor
• $400,000 grant will help UW-L introduce athletic training to the European Union
• Viterbo University's Platinum Edition to Present Halloween Spooktacular Oct. 29-30
• 8/2/2010 - Business hours for Aug. 23
• State approves UW-L’s School of Education programs
• Deer Camp: The Musical at Viterbo University Nov. 3
• 8/3/2010 - Don’t be one of THOSE managers. Be a good one.
• Moscow State Symphony Featuring Jeremy Denk to Perform at Viterbo University Nov. 5
• 8/3/2010 - Teachers academy makes learning more relevant
• The Bookworm: This ‘Trouble' worth giving into temptation
• Dirge back together for Friday concert
• Buying coupons: Don't ask, don't sell
• Humberto Cruz: Don't get caught in sticky web of fees
• Archery business allows owner to focus on priorities
• Teen: Nose ring more than fashion, it’s faith
• Play conveys important lesson about body image
• Sue (Aron) Bilz
• Police and Fire Calls for Friday, Sept. 17, 2010
• Bus Routes September 2010
• Movie review: 'Easy A' has Hughes’ touch
• Movie review: 'Alpha and Omega' lacks solid story
• Building permits for Sept. 19
• Teens say once you’re involved in rodeo, it becomes your passion
• Public library has full slate of kids programs planned
• County library scores big with summer program
• Girls enjoy twirling for their schools
• McKenna Marie Verse
• Guest view: Rail travel could be answer we seek
• Thomas ‘Tom’ B. Gallagher
• Lillian A. Jahnel
• Youa Moua
• Inga E. (nee, Casperson) Runnestrand
• M. Lucia ‘Punky’ Gronbeck (Weiss)
• Eleanor Irene Jolivette
• Dale L. Hanke
• Alene Rognstad
• Marion L. Marcus
• Merlin John Benrud
• UW-L professors find connection between exercise, up-tempo music
• Terry Rindfleisch: Now is the time to get moving
• OUR VIEW: Public deserves tax-paying Capitol
• Thankful for early cancer screening
• Let’s take an objective view of Mormons
• Kyte was wrong on capital punishment
• Kind is always blaming others
• Kind asks the right questions
• Bonita Jean Weiland
• Timothy O’Rourke
• Sarah G. Carpenter
• McLean Elliot Schneider
• Chicken ordinance deserves support
• ‘Restrepo’ well worth price of admission
• Oktoberfest founders deserve credit
• Church should follow Bible’s teaching
• DIONNE: The price of independence
• OUR VIEW: In tough times, community needs remain
• Margaret ‘Marg’ A. Frigo
• Arlan H. Meyer
• Hilda Ann Donnerbauer
• Police and fire calls for Monday, Sept. 13
• Did Beck event promote Mormonism?
• ‘Drunk Mobile' sure sign of fall
• Davids deserves to be re-elected
• Mayor's hiring freeze saves money
• Russell V. Grant
• Donna M. Hanson
• Wine of the Week: Candoni Organic Pinot Grigio 2008
• Kids who love to skateboard ramp up their skills at Onalaska Skate Park
• The Bookworm: Readers will go ape for Gruen's latest
• Foot Steps to Health: Beets
• 500 Club: Apple a day really is a healthy choice
• Easy weeknight cooking gets high-flavor makeover
• Food High Flavor Low Labor
• Head Case Pesto Chicken
• Spicy Black Bean, Sausage and Rice Burrito
• Reader Exchange: Apple cookies are sweet treat for September
• Robert ‘Bob’ Paul Lichtie
• Geneva S. Kutcher
• Allan C. Halverson
• Marian D. Hammes
• Franklin ‘Frank’ J. Baker
• Barbara ‘Barb’ E. Stratman
• Ruth Ann Stanton
• Donald H. Sebranek
• When it comes to understanding, context is everything to the point
• Your view: Kind an elitist who doesn't listen
• Your view: Senate must act to protect our planet
• Carl P. Leubsdorf: Iraq war will be a mere footnote in Obama's legacy
• Our view: Step Out to stand up for early detection
• Guest view: Help college-bound kids have ‘skin in the game'
• Barbara E. Stratman
• Leland A. Nelson
• Hazel L. Olson
• Douglas ‘Doug’ W. Werner
• Your view: Walker's ad wasn't insensitive
• SHERRI ALSETH IS TURNING 40!!
• SHERRI ALSETH IS TURNING 40!!
• EPA must stand up to climate change threat
• Feingold campaign not an honest one
• Davis is right choice for lieutenant governor
• Education can curb puppy mill problem
• A parable about politics
• Other view: A big snub to student smoking in Wisconsin
• Labor day guest view: Little labor for low-skilled workers
• Government offices closed for Labor Day
• Handel: Trust Point Inc. continues to grow
• La Crosse Queen reopens office, shop
• September business calendar
• Young professionals groups build friendships - with networking
• Here's what to look for in a commercial lease
• Cultivating leaders: Work to promote from within
• Businesses lean toward being family friendly
• Darrell Ehrlick: You don't sell houses or cars in sales, you sell trust
• Some of area's top salespeople offer insights on closing the deal
• La Crosse-based band Elle Woods rocks out crowd at Jellystone event
• YMCA program helps young runners gear up for Maple Mile
• Americans’ benefits will be stripped, innovation stymied
• Your views: La Crescent students excelled in ACT testing
• Obama, midterm elections and 2012
• Is a presidential run really in Palin’s future?
• Elston 50th Anniversary
• Elston 50th Anniversary
• LERUMS CELEBRATE 40 YEARS
• LERUMS CELEBRATE 40 YEARS
• Jungen 30th Wedding Anniversary
• Jungen 30th Wedding Anniversary
• La Crosse Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Wine of the Week: Columbia Winery Columbia Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2007
• It's easy to be sweet on versatile lemons
• Esther Rivera
• Downtown Viroqua makes a comeback
• Open house to kick off Workforce month
• SPOTLIGHT ON DEMAND INDUSTRIES
• The Bookworm: ‘I'm with Fatty' a humorous but honest look at weight loss
• ‘Blueprint for Change' report will be breakfast topic
• Coupon Queen: Savvy shoppers don't settle for low-quality meat
• John Rosemond: Respect, obedience aren't the same thing
• Lois Barlow
• Aldena E. Meyer
• Germaine ‘Gerrie” A. Olson
• Review: 'Mockingjay' closes out trilogy with a flourish
• Take steps to reduce risks of allergies
• Study: Young people rarely screened for cholesterol
• Esther B. Werlein
• Harry E. Hendersin
• Alma Mathews
• Letha Marie (Upham) Unangst
• Delores H. Helin
• Dawn M. Snyder
• John Martin Robinson
• Margaret E. Kinslow
• Letha Unangst
• Delores H. Helin
• Wanda Burdick
• Catherine M. Gunn
• Dawn Marie Snyder
• Theresa M. Kowalski
• Police and fire calls for Monday, Aug. 23
• Laurine L. Schroeder
• Thomas ‘Tom’ G. Pottratz
• Clarke A. Ford
• The Bookworm: 'Stay' will have dog lovers, romantics riveted to seats
• College cooking 101
• Wine of the Week: KitFox Foxy White 2008
• Losing voice doesn't stop pastor from sharing the Word
• Cockfighting charges against Madison man dropped
• Geri Parlin: Cooler, less humid weather means lawn finally gets mowed
• Movie review: ‘Switch’ is nothing like real life
• Movie review: Another spoonful for 'Nanny McPhee'
• Real estate transfers for Aug. 22
• Building permits for Aug. 22
• Roger H. Freese
• Norman Turben
• Patricia Jesmer
• Shirley Dietzman
• Frank R. Harmon
• Irene A. Brunkow
• Onalaska Dog Days program designed to sharpen students’ skills
• Thomas W. Wuensch
• Florence L. Kunz
• Shirley Ann Weibel
• Leland Bernell Larson
• Edwin Peterson
• Police and Fire Calls for Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2010
• Local teens assist with Japanese exchange program
• Sparta students attend leadership workshop
• BRF teen following dream with modeling success
• Antoinette M. Bork
• Betty Ann (Collett) Hoefer
• Kenneth McCrimmon
• Margaret C. Straate
• Ronald E. Koehn
• Ferne Antoinette Schnoor
• Ruth (Hoffmann) Hawkins
• Howard E. Lysaker
• John K. McHugh
• John E. Flynn
• JOHNSON/COSSETTE ENGAGEMENT
• BUCHHOLZ 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• BUCHHOLZ 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY, IZZY ZIEGLER!
• HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY, IZZY ZIEGLER!
• LAFORE/CHASE ENGAGEMENT
• LAFORE/CHASE ENGAGEMENT
• HAPPY 55TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• HAPPY 55TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• JOHNSON/COSSETTE ENGAGEMENT
• Sandwiches have long history of versatility
• Alice P. Clark: Thankful for physical therapists, Georgia Street treats
• Onalaska Goodwill store to open Thursday
• John Rosemond: Boy's remorse over verbal bullying a good sign
• Coupon Queen: Are couponers junk-food junkies?
• Geri Parlin: Talking ice cream, home tours and other nice things
• Building permits for Aug. 15
• UW-L program immerses kids in foreign language
• Arcadia boy wins essay contest
• English Language Learners program takes local students on ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ trip
• ‘93-minute deployment': Documentary of war in Afghanistan opens at Rivoli
• AUTUMN GROOMS: Luther students win WIAA video contest
• Copeland Park stadium repairs to cost $75,000
• Onalaska preps for urban deer hunt
• Airport gets $7 million for taxiway
• News tracker: State reviewing ethics opinion on Harter
• Pig brings home the bacon for Caledonia siblings
• Central graduate tapped to head La Crosse County human services
• Logan senior college bound thanks to Upward Bound
• La Crosse County Court system to honor jurors in September
• La Crosse County Circuit Court
• From ‘combat to college': Soldiers join club to help with transition
• No word yet on Holmen lottery winner
• Choking off the river
• River weeds force power plant shutdown
• Murder suspects captured at Whitewater State Park
• Iowa film to open Saturday: Director saw Midwest home as ideal setting
• Not guilty plea entered: Koula seeks to dismiss homicide charges on lack of evidence
• Finalist picked for county human services director
• No one has claimed $1 million lottery prize
• Koula stands mute in parents' deaths; West Salem man hysterical in 911 recording
• Police and fire calls for Sept. 2
• School counts: The first day, by the numbers
• UW-L science hall plans delayed
• Woman rescued from bluff
• New leaders saddle up for annual Holmen rodeo
• Storm slams Vernon County
• Jackson County woman accused of Social Security fraud
• Downtown Mainstreet set for fashion show
• State recognizes local schools for academic progress
• La Crosse County Circuit Court
• Updated: 2 men wanted for Florida homicides arrested in Winona County
• Labor Day weekend roadwork, weather to be mild
• Labor Day holiday closings
• Vernon County confirms salmonella; but no link to Iowa egg recall
• Olson named Jackson County coroner
• Woman rescued from bluff
• Torrance Casting union on strike
• Police and fire calls for Sept. 1
• Tomah man turns himself in to police
• 300 block of Main Street closed for utility work
• Minnesota returns Mississippi River islands to Wisconsin
• Local schools receive Wisconsin School of Recognition awards
• Torrance Casting union going on strike
• 2010 breaks summer rainfall record
• Technology has transformed classrooms, teachers say
• Summer rainfall record falls with Tuesday deluge
• New era for E-waste in Wisconsin today
• Flush with style: Restrooms offer businesses chance to be talk of town
• Police: Same casings found at South Side shooting sites
• JEROME: I know a bit about bad eggs
• Teacher assistant arrested on drug charge
• Viola man accused of ramming squad car during chase
• La Crosse County Circuit Court:
• Reminder: Watch for children, buses
• New coroner appointed in Jackson County
• Courts for Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010
• La Crosse man admits to role in house fight
• Authorities searching for missing man
• Sex offender to be released in Sparta
• La Crosse teacher assistant arrested on drug charge
• Barrett attacking GOP ahead of primary
• Missing Cashton man found safe
• Copeland Park dugout fire ruled arson
• Boscobel man killed in tractor accident
• Holmen man arrested for sixth OWI after chase
• Viola man rams squad car during chase
• La Crosse man faces fleeing, OWI charges
• Update: Casings found near vehicle, body match
• Lower ACT scores won’t prompt changes at area colleges
• La Crosse Queen ticket office, shop back in service
• Police and Fire Calls for Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010
• Lane closed on Third Street in downtown La Crosse
• Medical examiner: Shooting death self-inflicted
• Judge: ‘Hands are tied’ in Bryan Stanley records case
• More families seeking shelter at Salvation Army
• Tomah man who fled traffic stop turns himself in
• Copeland Park fire ruled arson
• Updated: Woman dead after shooting
• Holmen man arrested for sixth-offense OWI
• La Crosse man fled crash scene with officer hanging from window
• Suspicious fire damages Loggers' field
• ER visits for concussions soar among kid athletes
• Did You Know? West Salem passed ordinance in 1921 to fight ‘immoral music, dance or dress
• Blaze destroys Brownsville home
• Art that speaks: UW-L professor pours heart and molten metal into creations
• Possible salmonella test results not ready
• Authorities search for missing Cashton man
• Sex offender to be released in Sparta
• Judge denies Tribune request to release Stanley record
• Forbidden fruit: A new apple, the SweeTango.
• JOE ORSO: Local teacher publishes holistic food curriculum
• Markets offer fresh, local produce
• Comparing districts: Do La Crosse's schools have too many administrators?
• Fire damages dugout at Loggers' field
• Comparing school districts
• Grandmother of the Year banquet Sept. 19
• Police seek public's help after man flees during Tomah traffic stop
• Marina to reopen; river drawdown reversed
• Grants a boon to Scenic Bluffs
• La Crosse gets its folk on
• La Crosse foundation awards more than $80,000 in grants
• Welcome to college ... meet your new roomie
• Eric Koula bound over for trial in parents' deaths
• Man flees during Tomah traffic stop
• Police and fire calls for Aug. 28
• Foreclosure case filed against Bridgeview Plaza
• Kapanke admits to bigger payment
• Curt Trnka: Rummaging for a bargain
• Three months after fire, a family moves into new home
• Possible salmonella cases being checked by Viroqua hospital
• YWCA looking for used clothing
• La Crosse foundation awards more than $80,000 in grants
• Fastenal lawsuit moves forward
• Judge refuses to dismiss Trempealeau man's case
• Possible salmonella cases being checked by Viroqua hospital
• KJ LANG: Good teachers not just in schools
• Salvation Army program outfits kids for school
• Wisconsin economic summit eyes lean times
• Winona school board candidate drops out after arrest
• Book gets 30 days for disorderly conduct
• Candidate's business got $4M in low-interest federal loan
• Koula hearing to resume this afternoon
• Senator encourages positive outlook in slow economy
• Feds arrest 370 immigrants in 10 states
• Judge dismisses original SkipperLiner receivership case
• Area high school bands are ready for some football
• Yang bound over for trial
• Charitable gambling on the decline in Minnesota
• $1M Powerball ticket sold in Holmen
• Roads in Vernon County remain closed
• Dodgers beat Brewers 7-1 for 3-game sweep
• Back to school program outfits kids
• Senate candidate's business got $4 million in special aid
• Wis. authorities ID man found dead in grain bin
• Packers rout Colts, 59-24
• Man turns himself in after high-speed chase
• Holmen store sells $1 million lottery ticket
• Kapanke says payment from foundation was wrong
• Barrett slams Republicans over stem cell research
• City sues former IT director to get back domains
• Houston County reprimands two employees
• 4-year-old killed by dog in southeastern Wisconsin
• La Crosse man pulls knife on woman
• Drunk registers lethal alcohol level
• Caregiver accused of ripping off man
• Book gets 30 days for disorderly conduct
• Man who died in Montana train accident spent years in refuges
• School district employee charged with sex assault bound over for trial
• No traffic jams on paddle to work day
• Judge dismisses original SkipperLiner receivership case
• La Crosse sues former IT director to get back domain names
• Criminal charges unlikely in dog attack death
• Houston Co. reprimands two over DVD copying
• Food for thought: School lunch lines now a place for creativity, education
• Kapanke admits ethics breach
• Area’s jobless rate dips slightly in July
• Grand River Station an artists’ haven, too
• Man faces charges in assault on woman
• Democrat to file complaint against Kapanke
• BRF day care provider charged with child abuse
• La Crosse man accused of pulling knife on woman
• Documentary about Mississippi kayak tour to screen in Winona
• Death of La Crosse man who fell from train a mystery
• Second show added for ‘Deer Camp’ at Viterbo
• Receiver appointed in SkipperLiner lawsuit
• Pie auction Saturday to benefit YWCA
• Viterbo arts tickets selling well
• La Crosse County Circuit Court
• Couple with cats in freezer charged with animal mistreatment
• Gotcha! Vacationing family's photo captures thief
• Baby exits mom at Dakota exit
• La Crosse's new transit center opens late, over budget
• Caught in the act: Family photo shows bag thief in background
• Home sales plunge, but La Crosse area real estate official hopeful
• Police and Fire Calls for Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010
• Couple with dead cats in freezer charged with animal mistreatment
• JEROME CHRISTENSON: Those nosy inspectors might just keep us safe
• Caregiver accused of ripping off man
• Judge appoints receiver in SkipperLiner lawsuit
• La Crosse area's unemployment rate dropped slightly in July
• Ceremony marks Viterbo's new nursing facility
• Train accident victim was 'man of peace'
• Local grocers say eggs are safe
• 'Joe the Plumber' rolls into La Crosse on ‘Spending Revolt' bus
• Area corn, soybean crops in good shape
• La Crosse prevails in church tax lawsuit
• Samantha Marcus: Another vacancy stymies council
• Domestic incident uncovers drugs
• La Crosse County Circuit Court
• Bradley hosting town halls today
• Recently convicted drunken driver crashes into Subway
• Man charged in assault on woman
• Garbage sift leads to drug charges
• Pie auction Saturday to benefit YWCA
• Man wanted in armed robbery
• Tourism department awards grants
• Walz tours rural Houston clinic
• Man wanted in armed robbery
• Galesville official uses city resources to fight dog ticket
• Crop harvest may be early
• Police: Keep valuables locked up in wake of recent spate of attempted break-ins
• Man killed after being shot by deputies
• Police and Fire Calls for Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2010
• ‘Spending Revolt’ bus rolls into La Crosse
• Celebration, film a reminder of women’s suffrage in 1920
• Gunman pleads in attempted homicide case
• City prevails in church tax lawsuit
• La Crosse police warn of break-ins
• La Crosse couple faces drug charges
• Joe Orso: Sandhill Crane hunt raises questions
• HOMETOWN HISTORY: Blast of black powder used to remove large boulder on Grandad Bluff in 1960
• No one hurt in early morning fire
• La Crosse man killed in Amtrak accident
• Get your dog ready for a Diggity Dog pool party Sept. 4
• Monday Profile: Jeff Nylander is back on the bicycle that brought him here
• Money or face time? Different campaign styles clash in US Senate primary
• Driver nabbed after collision with Subway
• Yeoman pleads in attempted homicide case
• G-E-T schools seek to renew referendum
• For Goodness' Sake: Infant items, beds, air conditioners needed
• Onalaska forum set on streetscape plan
• Fire damages La Crosse home
• Rescue workers learn to respond to emergencies on the farm
• Gay clergy in the ELCA: Progress or blasphemy?
• Lancers honor Haugan, Horihan
• Safe Routes encourage exercise on way to school
• Hotel fire lawsuit dismissed
• Rushford receives $400,000 for hangar
• Holmen's Kornfest parade today at 11 a.m.
• Open house planned today at Volk Field
• Today last day of swimming at Erickson Pool
• NATO aircraft, support training starts today at Volk Field
• Only two violations of smoke-free law
• Season sales up at Viterbo; NexStar sets record
• La Crosse children’s librarian named Librarian of the Year
• Car hits buggy; one dead
• Attorney balances law, family and cage fighting
• Church secretary gets three years for embezzlement
• Trempealeau marina owner: Drawdown killed business, fish
• Taco John’s bandit bound over for trial
• Cooperation earns probation for man with role in home invasion shooting
• DEET still best choice to ward off mosquitoes
• One dead after car strikes buggy in Trempealeau County
• Police and fire calls for Aug. 20
• More donations but more demand: Increased giving helps food pantry meet record need
• Autumn Grooms: Local schools have ‘What Parents Want'
• North Side garage damaged by fire
• Birthday boy arrested: Disruptive diner had cocaine, cash, suspicious texts
• Dayton, Horner go head to head at Winona debate
• Holmen angler catches coyote
• County approves garbage energy project with Gundersen
• La Crosse might outlaw ‘fake' marijuana
• Church secretary gets three years for embezzlement
• Courts for Friday, Aug. 20, 2010
• Area under severe thunderstorm watch until 8 p.m.
• County OKs ballot item on transportation fund
• Ashley Furniture sponsors free concerts in Arcadia
• Hoch Orchard and Gardens to hold open house Saturday
• Regents approve plan to educate students for less
• Regents recommend new UW-L ramp
• Historical society seeks veterans' stories
• Fire chief: Lightning strike caused church fire
• Lightless biker nabbed with pockets full of drugs
• Police: Lightless biker nabbed with pound of pot
• Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• Governor Doyle Signs Electronic Medical Record Bill
• Governor Doyle Announces $1.5 Million Loan to Help Logistics Health Create 290 New Jobs
• Governor Doyle Announces Nearly $400,000 in Brownfields Funds for La Crosse, Prairie du Chien
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for La Crosse County
• Governor Doyle Announces $21.5 Million to Protect Wisconsin’s Environmental Resources
• Mayors Across America - The Book - Features Lacrosse, WI
• Governor Doyle Announces New Logo and Theme Line for State Brand
• La Crosse Storytelling Festival
• Great River Folk Festival
• Riverfest
• Gertrude Salzer Gordon - JAZZ IN THE PARK

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