QUESTION: What happened to Dolly the sheep?
Jane Tessmann has been donating blood for a decade as a way to help others. The Tomah resident was among 68 people who donated blood during a Versiti BloodCenter of Wisconsin and Tomah Health blood drive held Nov. 17-18 at Tomah Recreation Park.
The garden harvest season is long over, but we’re still enjoying the bounties.
Viterbo University’s student singers will present A Viterbo Christmas: Ring in the New! at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, in the Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.
Children ages 5 to 17-years-old can receive their COVID-19 vaccine during a special pediatric clinic Saturday at the Gundersen Health System La Crosse Clinic.
Task Force McCoy recently offered its first Welcome Baby class to Afghan evacuee women with newborns as an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of newborn care and to support the women through the resettlement process.
Here they come: More than 80 entries have arrived for our popular River Valley Media Group Big Buck Contest. Here are all of the entries so far, and you can share yours at go.lacrossetribune.com/bigbuck2021.
Viterbo University’s student singers will present A Viterbo Christmas: Ring in the New! at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, in the Fine Arts Center Main Theatre.
Area Community Theatre will present a Christmas tea for its patrons Dec. 10-12 at the theater in Tomah.
Children ages 5 to 17-years-old can receive their COVID-19 vaccine during a special pediatric clinic Saturday at the Gundersen Health System La Crosse Clinic.
Task Force McCoy recently offered its first Welcome Baby class to Afghan evacuee women with newborns as an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of newborn care and to support the women through the resettlement process.
Here they come: More than 80 entries have arrived for our popular River Valley Media Group Big Buck Contest. Here are all of the entries so far, and you can share yours at go.lacrossetribune.com/bigbuck2021.
When it comes to transporting children in the Tomah Area School District, it’s all hands on deck — from regular bus drivers to substitutes to administrative personnel.
COVID-19 affected athletes in many ways — an abrupt end to competition, canceled and shortened seasons, fewer conference and national championships, and more.
There’s been a spurt of business openings in Galesville in the past few months, bringing additional life to what I’ve always thought is one of the most interesting downtowns in the region.
Scenes from the first weekend of the seventh annual Kriskindlmarkt, a traditional outdoor European-style market in downtown Sparta. The market, expanded from last year, continues Dec. 3-4, Dec. 10-11 and Dec. 17-18. Friday hours are 4-8 p.m. and Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The event…
“Some people laugh about my struggle and tell me I should just get over it, because I’m weak,” Lake Hallie police officer Adam Meyers said of his battle with mental health issues.
Eleven UW-La Crosse graduating seniors will exhibit a variety of artwork during the biannual Senior Art Exhibition. The show features art majors with paintings, photographs, ceramics, sculptures and more.
Kilo Watt and Katie Watt made their debut at Rotary Lights on Friday night, the new mascots of La Crosse's holiday celebration.
Jerry Davis writes daily during Wisconsin's gun deer season. Here is a collection of his columns.
Pie making, local sports, hunting and running, and a state football championship are some of the scenes of this week. And view the La Crosse Chamber's talent recruitment video in this collection.
The For Goodness Sake Holiday Project is an invitation-only holiday gift program coordinated by La Crosse County for current clients working with staff in the Health and/or Human Services Departments.
Mayo Clinic Health System in Southwest Wisconsin has announced its rate for services adjustment for 2022.
This list, courtesy of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, highlights some of the most accomplished people who have studied there.
"The pandemic has certainly contributed to more worker shortages, but it wasn't that we didn't know that this was coming."