Serving Trempealeau County
County government between elections — the courthouse, the courts, the villages and towns, and the decisions that get made when nobody is campaigning.
Reader Nominations
We asked readers to name the elected officials who do the quiet, unglamorous work and never ask for thanks. They brought more than a dozen — from the courthouse to the village halls to the school boards. This is the thank-you.
Local history
Ettrick began as farms strung along Beaver Creek, grew around a store, a mill and a cooperative creamery, reached for a railroad that may never have run, and in 1948 split into two governments that still share a single name.