This letter is in regard to the op-ed piece in last week's Vernon County Broadcaster titled “Medicare Cuts hurt Americans Suffering with RA” by Brian Nyquist of the National Infusion Center Association.
Spiral notebooks, pens, pencils, highlighters, calculators and folders are just a few of the items a student may need to start a new school year on the right foot.
Summer is winding down and parents may be running out of things to do with their children. There is an event being held in Viroqua that will give families of young children a break in the routine and an opportunity…
If you’re like me you probably feel there is a lot riding on this upcoming election. From gun control to Islamic terrorism to the economy, abortion, gay rights and on, and on, and on... It always comes down to the…
Viroqua American Legion Coach Pete Swanson is a champion.
Veterans in Wisconsin need only to travel within their own county to have personal contact with another veteran helping navigate access to services. That office is the County Veterans Service Office (CVSO) by statute a “bricks and mortar” office where…
Over breakfast on a Sunday, in July, we discussed where to take the three grandchildren fishing.
Boy, I have had some great months in my life, but the one we just got over does not rank among them!
Well for better or worse, Windows 10 is now a part of my 2-in-1 computer with just a few hours to spare from passing the update for free deadline. It took three tries and there was a whole lot of…
Michael W. Bates, 38, Eau Claire, was fined $1,379 for OWI (2nd).
You know what says a lot? Your computer’s bookmarks.
CNBC discusses next-gen tech-stock buys with Catherine Wood of Ark Invest and Christopher Retzler of Needham Funds.
Some affluent retirees don't need their required 401(k) and IRA withdrawals. Here's what to do with the cash.
Hedge funds outside traditional quant universe snap up computer scientists
TUNIS, Tunisia — A minister in Tunisia’s previous government announced on Wednesday that he has been nominated as the country’s new prime minister and quickly warned Tunisians to brace themselves for “exceptional sacrifices.” Youssef Chahed, an agricultural engineer by training, served as minister for local affairs in the government that fell over the weekend in
BOSTON — The longtime owner of Boston’s largest taxi company has agreed to pay more than $2.3 million in fines after being charged with payroll tax evasion, employing people who are in the country illegally and failing to pay overtime wages. Federal prosecutors say Edward Tutunjian and his firm, EJT Management Inc., signed plea agreements.
The Wichita Eagle (http://bit.ly/2avgi0n ) reports that the suit filed in Sedgwick County District Court cites unsafe security practices at Wichita East High School, where the student was assaulted in September. Twenty-nine-year-old Guy Harris is awaiting sentencing for sexual battery after pleading guilty to the misdemeanor last month. Police have said Harris groped an 18-year-old female student after entering the school and following her into the restroom while classes were in session.
FFA Cup: Canberra Olympic have moved into the Round of 16 with a 1-0 win over Surfers Paradise Apollo at Deakin Stadium.
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte was buoyed to power in May on the strength of his promises to crack down on drug crime. More than 400 suspected drug traffickers have been killed since Mr. Duterte took office on June 30, according to official statistics and independent estimates, with local news media putting the number as high as 465.
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‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ book sales hit 2 million in 2 days
NEW YORK — Winnie-the-Pooh and friends Piglet, Eeyore (EE’-ohr), Kanga and Tigger are celebrating a new lease on their New York City life after enjoying many adventures together. The original toys are looking refreshed after more than a year of much needed repairs by a textile conservator. They went back on display Wednesday at the
The large influx of refugees, Brexit, a series of terrorist attacks and the rise of far-right movements have been keeping Europe in a state of permanent crisis. Now, the EU may also face electoral upheaval with local, regional and parliamentary elections taking place all across the continent this autumn.