Onalaska News

Scary days lie ahead for Marty Yeager, a 42-year-old Onalaska man waiting for a heart transplant...Friends of Yeager have organized a benefit on his behalf from 3 to 9 p.m...If it isn’t scary enough losing his job because of declining...

Audra Bena was back in the saddle on her horse, Annie, at Wild Winds Ranch in West Salem last week...After experiencing double vision, weakness and dizziness in early August while riding a different horse, Audra was diagnosed with an inoperable...

The following log is based on reports from the Holmen and Onalaska police and fire departments. Onalaska Police Department Monday, Sept. 21 4:54 p.m. — A La Crosse woman reported her purse — which contained four credit cards and several...

People in one community have been complaining about large amounts of deer and the damage their doing around homes...The Onalaska Common Council approved the special hunt to reduce its urban deer herd. The special bow hunt will be November 11th...

The Onalaska High School football team's offense had two big chances to shift momentum in a big game on its home field Friday night...So, with big hit after big hit on those two Onalaska possessions, the Red Raiders secured a...

As a student, teacher, coach, professor and “whistle blower,” Dr. William “Bill” Otto has been active in the Onalaska school system, the university and the community all his life. Otto is one of three being added this year to the...

When Onalaska and Holmen area students do well, we want to hear about it. The Onalaska Holmen Courier-Life publishes news about student achievements from elementary to college. Here is the latest good news about Onalaska and Holmen area students: University...

Longtime city resident Dan Ferries has registered as a write-in candidate for the 2nd District Onalaska Common Council seat in the wake of incumbent Bob Muth’s decision to withdraw from the race. Muth said he endorses Ferries, who was Muth’s...

Joe Schaller, elected to his first term on the Onalaska Town Board two years ago, faces a challenge for the job this spring from Steve Michaels, an area native and longtime radio disc jockey. In an effort to help voters...

The government is going to do whatever they want regardless of the will of the people. Millions of Americans went to Tea Parties, town halls, and Washington, D.C., to tell our representatives that we do not want government controlled health...