Local woman tells her survival story (Child Step Stool) of domestic violence
Local woman tells her survival story of domestic violence
Cindy has accomplished many things in her life: She's raised two kids alone, she's gone back to school to earn a degree in counseling, and she's survived domestic abuse."I am an intelligent, highly educated woman who fell prey to a man with a disorder I never knew existed," Cindy said.
Bar owners, servers protest being cited on the word of drunken patrons
When a drunken 22-year-old was found drenched and barefoot early Jan. 7 after climbing out of the La Crosse River near Copeland Avenue, police sent her to a hospital.
Project Copernicus makes a fresh debut
One has barely been able to take a step in South Florida the past two seasons without tripping over a new chamber orchestra. Those likely to survive are the ensembles capable of attracting audiences with distinctive programs and high-quality performances.
Ilyce Glink: Readers remind us of bathtub advantages
I've received nearly 100 responses from readers across the country.
Stiff fines for public drunkeness: La Crosse mayor prepares new ordinance
A new public intoxication ordinance designed to curb binge drinking in La Crosse will be introduced at a special Jan. 25 council meeting, Mayor Mark Johnsrud said Tuesday.
To Your Health
Crystal Eye Center: Free vision, cataract and glaucoma screening by appointment Wednesday, 1124 N Suncoast Blvd. U.S. 19, Crystal River. Free consultation with Dr. Thomas Dawson regarding test results and free eye glass adjustment in the optical department. Call 795-0212.
Board looking at turf for Holland Stadium
AUBURN - The tenor of Tuesday night's Auburn Enlarged City School District Board of Education meeting made it difficult to say which stirred more passion: the Maroons' state football championship or what the fields they played on were made of.
Notorious, but is it to blame?
Gene's Bar has been a headache for years. But maybe it's just in the wrong part of town.
