Trempealeau County Times

10/12/2024

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03/12/2024

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26/11/2024

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19/11/2024

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12/11/2024

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12/11/2024

Our 2024 Hunting Guide will be in this week's edition of the Arrow Shopper & Trempealeau County Times, be sure to grab one.

11/11/2024

Members of the Trempealeau County Economic Development committee expressed concern about money allocated in the 2025 budget for economic development.

The conversation was a part of a larger discussion related to a proposal to borrow $7 million to meet capital needs. A portion of that borrowing — $250,000 — is set for economic development, a conversation that revolved mostly around child care.

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County committee questions economic development expense Tue, 11/05/2024 - 10:48am TimesEditor_Andrew Full text available to online subscribers only. To purchase an online subscription, please click here.

11/11/2024

Less than halfway through her first term, Trempealeau County Clerk of Courts Kari Tidquist has resigned and the person she defeated twice during the 2022 election cycle has been appointed to replace her.

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County clerk of courts resigns Tue, 11/05/2024 - 10:44am TimesEditor_Andrew Kari Tidquist Full text available to online subscribers only. To purchase an online subscription, please click here.

09/11/2024

“The whole week, not being able to pay attention in school because you’re so nervous,” Sylla said. “Then you get here, the music’s blaring, you’re like ‘oh my gosh.’ But overall, it’s just a super cool experience.”

READ MORE: https://www.trempcountytimes.com/sports/igs-sylla-places-eighth-state-cross-country-meet

09/11/2024

“The whole week, not being able to pay attention in school because you’re so nervous,” Sylla said. “Then you get here, the music’s blaring, you’re like ‘oh my gosh.’ But overall, it’s just a super cool experience.”

READ MORE: https://www.trempcountytimes.com/sports/ig’s-sylla-places-eighth-state-cross-country-meet

08/11/2024

Paul Syverson has been a fixture in county government since June of 1979, when he started as an accountant for the highway department. In 1988, at the urging of then-county clerk Harold Tomter, Syverson ran for and was first elected as clerk. He then began in 1989 the work of helping organize and record the actions of county supervisors. He will have held that post for 35 years when his successor takes over in January.

READ MORE:https://www.trempcountytimes.com/news/clerk-leaves-45-year-tenure-county

05/11/2024

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29/10/2024

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25/10/2024

Members of the county's personnel committee and the board chair all gave their support to the new county administrator following "inappropriate" public criticism of her by the coroner.

Committee members and board chair John Aasen signed a statement Tuesday that "we support our County Administrator's efforts to drive positive organizational change."

"Accountability and continuous improvement are essential to maintaining a productive and healthy workplace, and we trust her leadership in identifying areas for growth," the statement continues. "Change can be challenging, but it's necessary to better serve our communities, and we remain committed to fostering an open, respectful work environment.”

County coroner Bonnie Kindschy at Monday evening's board of supervisors meeting criticized Administrator Rebecca Glewen as a "bully" for how she handled her efforts to reorganize county government.

"In hindsight," Aasen said, "I should have required that (the coroner) stop. It was not only inaccurate information but shared in a highly inappropriate manner."

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23/10/2024

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LAST CHANCE! Deadline is Wednesday, October 23 to send in your photos!

Our annual Hunting Guide will be coming out in just under a month! We'd love to feature your photo(s) in our guide. We're looking for any outdoor photos - Fishing, Hunting, Trapping, etc.

Did you go on a big game hunt or chartered fishing trip?
Did you catch some fish this summer?
Did you shoot that trophy buck you've been watching?
Did you turkey or bear hunt this year?
Did your son or daughter hunt during the youth hunt?

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Email the photo and a description along with where you are from to [email protected]. HURRY, deadline to submit photos is Wednesday, October 23.

22/10/2024

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21/10/2024

LAST CHANCE! Deadline is Wednesday, October 23 to send in your photos!

Our annual Hunting Guide will be coming out in just under a month! We'd love to feature your photo(s) in our guide. We're looking for any outdoor photos - Fishing, Hunting, Trapping, etc.

Did you go on a big game hunt or chartered fishing trip?
Did you catch some fish this summer?
Did you shoot that trophy buck you've been watching?
Did you turkey or bear hunt this year?
Did your son or daughter hunt during the youth hunt?

You get the idea, send us your photos!

Email the photo and a description along with where you are from to [email protected]. HURRY, deadline to submit photos is Wednesday, October 23.

17/10/2024

The trial of a 60-year-old Arcadia man charged with providing a girl with drugs and alcohol and then assaulting her over two days in 2023 is scheduled to begin Nov. 13.

John Jones, of 110 N. Jackson St., appeared in court Monday where Trempealeau County Circuit Court Judge Rian Radtke turned down the motion of District Attorney John Sacia to include in the trial information about an incident in Wyoming in 1998.

READ MORE: https://www.trempcountytimes.com/news/november-trial-set-arcadia-assault