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1st Community Credit Union recently donated a total of $4,600 to local Veterans Assistance programs on behalf of new members who joined 1st CCU in April, May, and June. The credit union made a … more
Citizens First Bank has been recognized by Forbes as one of America's Best-In-State Banks for 2026, becoming one of only seven Wisconsin banks to earn the distinction and the only bank in the Coulee … more
Every so often, online trends targeting young people become viral, and while some are harmless, others can pose serious risks to their health. This summer’s latest trend is known as … more
140 Years ago (1886) Funeral services for the honorable T.B. Tyler will take place at three o’clock at the residence at North Water Street. Reverand Ten Broek of La Crosse will be conducting … more
As a growing number of Monroe County residents struggle to provide necessary food for their family, the Tomah Health Community Foundation is taking action to help combat the issue. Members of the … more
Before dawn breaks over rural Monroe County, Cathy Salzwedel has already poured a cup of coffee, spent a quiet hour outside gathering her thoughts, and made her way downstairs to what she … more
When Eryn Leahy and Tara Nichols talk about mental health, they don't speak like government employees checking off another project. They finish each other's thoughts. They laugh easily. … more
Monroe County District Attorney (DA) Kevin Croninger announced today that Andrew Nauman, 41, entered “guilty” pleas and was convicted of first-degree reckless homicide and strangulation on July … more
If you were around Sparta in the early 2000s, you may remember Jacob Harr. He grew up in Sparta and attended Sparta Area Independent Learning School, graduating in 2001. Today, he is a top chef … more
The Sparta Common Council approved an ordinance Tuesday evening closing a portion of South L Street in front of St. Patrick's Catholic School during school hours after a lengthy and emotional … more
July 6: Todd Gerke, 62, of Tomah was charged with repeated possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, and two counts of bail jumping. A $1000 cash bond was requested. Released on a … more
Fort McCoy experienced a significant change on Saturday, July 11, as the senior Commander of the 88th Readiness Division changed command. Major General (MG) Kevin Meisler assumed command of the … more
Have you ever had an intriguing coincidence happen in your life? Let me share what happened to me. On June 17, 2007, I received a book from my mother, Charlotte Kann. Entitled Graced by the … more
To protect Wisconsin’s animals and animal industries from New World Screwworm (NWS), the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is issuing a temporary order … more
Standing on a ridge overlooking neighboring cropland, Wisconsin farmer, award-winning author of Restoration Agriculture, and founder of Restoration Agriculture Development, Mark Shepard, pointed … more
Seventy years ago this week, the Milwaukee Road railroad suffered the worst railroad pileup and perhaps its costliest train wreck in terms of rolling stock railcars in its history. It happened on … more
Every generation faces a choice: continue doing things the way they've always been done, or adapt to meet the needs of a changing world. For more than 50 years, the Lydon family has chosen the … more
The Coulee Antique Engine Club’s 55th annual show takes place July 31, August 1, and 2. The show features Allis-Chalmers and vintage power sports. Also gas engines and power units, flea … more
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