15 Surprising Facts About 'Modern Family'
The Emmy-winning comedy series kicks off its eighth season this month.
The Emmy-winning comedy series kicks off its eighth season this month.
Nicki Minaj goes hard in the paint when it comes to her raps, but her sports fandom is no secret to any ESPN-bingeing Barb or Ken. The...
The man in the photograph has dark hair and a smile on his face.
City Attorney Jeff Kirkpatrick has appointed two Lincoln attorneys to represent the two sides of the city budget-tax rate court case this week in order to give them time to prepare for the case.
Barb Gile isn’t in her comfort zone.
Despite adding a team to the field at late notice and some nervous moments following the final race of the day monitoring a fallen runner, La Crescent’s annual “Crazy Buffalo” Cross Country Invitational turned out to be a successful one…
RoseMary Atchison, 83, formally of La Crescent, passed away Thursday, Sept. 8, 2016.
Storms dumped more than 5 inches of rain on parts of the Coulee Region Sept. 6 and 7, flooding roads, forcing the evacuation of a Vernon County, Wis., campground and sending boulders tumbling into a home near Brownsville.
The hitter taps a wood bat on the plate, digs in and begins to wag the bat above his shoulders.
These conviction records are provided by Houston County’s clerk of courts, courthouse, Caledonia.
From the public files of the La Crescent Police Department.
Applefest has something new in store, by way of something so retro, it’s hip.
We live in a community that celebrates bearing fruit: Jonathan, Honeygold and Regent to name a few varieties. As a public service this week, here is a 100-word history of our Applefest and why it matters.
Lee the Horselogger is a “yeehaw” type of guy, which befits his lifestyle, traveling thousands and thousands of miles, crisscrossing the country in his horse-drawn prairie schooner.
The La Crescent High School football team was unable to stop Kasson-Mantorville’s high-powered offense Friday night as the host KoMet stormed to a 55-14 victory.
The La Crescent High School boys soccer team played a couple of nail-biter games en route to a 1-1 record for the week. The Lancers dropped their first conference game of the year, but rebounded for a close nonconference win…
The La Crescent High School volleyball team played a very competitive first two sets en route to a 3-0 loss to Kingsland in the Lancers’ first home game of the season on Sept. 8.
Maintenance and wastewater treatment plant operator Chris Oliver told the Hokah City Council at its Sept. 6 meeting that the city’s wellhead protection plan can proceed to its next phase.
Wallace “Wally” W. Himlie, 88, of Rushford died Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2016, at Valley View Healthcare and Rehab Center, Houston.
EMCS Ronald W. Neuman, USN (Ret.), 81, of Brighton passed away Monday, Sept. 5, 2016.
The Houston County Fair needs help, and its board made a plea for an increase in their allotment at the Houston County Board of Commissioners Sept.6 meeting.
Well, the kids are back in school, and the helicopter parents are back in the pilot’s seat.
People will have different reactions to the new “The Blair Witch Project” sequel, but one thing we all probably can agree on is this: We need to hurry up and clear-cut that haunted forest in Maryland, once and for all. Even environmentalists would agree — what about a nice big parking lot? — after sitting
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Men diagnosed with early prostate cancer can safely choose active monitoring rather than surgery or radiation without cutting their lives short, according to an eagerly awaited landmark study published on Wednesday.
Although research dating back to the 1970s has hinted that many prostate cancers are too slow-growing to threaten a man’s life, the new study is the most definitive ever to test that premise. It is also the first to compare modern forms of active monitoring not only to surgery but also to radiation ... Читать дальше...