NCAA has trademarks on the commonplace

By KAREN PARKER | County Line Publisher No one would characterize me as a devoted sports fan, but even I watched the last minutes of the matchup between Wisconsin and Kentucky and felt a pang of sadness when the Badgers lost by one lousy point. Of course, I can't...

Meeting on 2016 Brookwood European tour set for April 22

Planning is underway for the next Brookwood High School-sponsored biennial European tour. An informational meeting concerning the tour will be offered for parents and adults participants in the Brookwood High School library at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 22. Anyone who...

Nerison encourages attendance at DNR spring hearings

Contributed by state Rep. Lee Nerison's office Rep. Lee Nerison, R-Westby, encourages anyone who is interested in natural resources, conservation, hunting, fishing, trapping or outdoor recreation in Wisconsin to attend the upcoming annual DNR Spring Fish and Wildlife...

Ontario Legion Auxiliary to offer waffle dinner

Contributed by the Ontario American Legion Auxiliary The Ontario American Legion Auxiliary will host Dads' Belgian Waffles event from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, at the Ontario Community Hall. The all-you-can-eat meal will consist of waffles, sausages,...

Brookwood students named athletes of the month

Five Brookwood High School students were named athletes of the month for October. They are listed below, with coaches' comments following the names. FOOTBALL Erik Hefner: In October, Erik amassed 138 yards on eight catches. He averaged 17.25 yards/reception and scored...

Food Enterprise Center opens

A special flag-raising ceremony celebrated the return of the old NCR building in Viroqua to a useful life as dignitaries gathered to celebrate the opening of the Food Enterprise Center. Sue Noble, executive director of the Vernon Economic Development Association, told...

Couleecap awards Norwalk woman

Nidia Alcantar of Norwalk received a Couleecap's People Helping People Award on Oct. 16 at the South Side Neighborhood Center in La Crosse. Alcantar serves as a volunteer interpreter at the Couleecap food pantry on its Hispanic days. Additionally, she was instrumental...

Elroy group to sponsor Christmas gift-giving program

The Christmas for Kids Committee, in conjunction with Royal Bank in Elroy, will again sponsor a gift-giving program for needy children in the Elroy area. Royal Bank will again host the Giving Tree, where people can pick out an envelope containing a child's age,...

Ontario Legion Auxiliary to host waffle supper

Contributed by KRISS HETZEL Ontario American Legion Auxiliary After much discussion, we decided to have a waffle supper from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, at the Ontario Community Hall. Veterans will eat free in honor of Veterans Day. The menu will consist of...

South Ridge News

By ALICE BRANDAU He was "Mr. Kendall"! Carl Schroeder and his father Otto had one of the longest-running businesses in Kendall. They sold Fords. And my husband Bob and his father Rudy bought Ford cars, trucks and tractors. Carl was a dedicated Lions member and was a...

South Side News

By MYRNA FAUSKA As October came to an end, the Hill Country Belles Red Hatters gathered for a Halloween party at Shirley Waddell's home. There were four witches, a fairy godmother, a clown, a Victorian lady and some members who came as themselves. Lunch was served,...

Letter to the editor: ATC line threatens homeland security

By PAT CONWAY | Ontario You've got your acts of terrorism and your acts of God; either way, the lights go out. Hurricane Sandy underscores the need for every hospital, school and military base in our nation to have its own electric generation plant. During blackouts,...

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