Nathan Hansen
LaCrosse Tribune
La Crosse, WI, United States
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In an era of school choice, La Crosse area school districts work hard to get message out
La Crosse School District staff have turned to social media platforms to get their message out to students and their families. And it’s not a coincidence that the interest in → Read More
UW-La Crosse student spends summer in India learning Urdu
Spanish is swell and French is fine, but when Madeline Dorman was looking for a language to learn she decided to look outside the box. → Read More
Update: Temple to lead Viterbo
Viterbo University's Board of Trustees didn't have to look very far to find the campus' next leader. → Read More
Heat wave to hit the Winona area this week
The mercury will climb to near 100 later this week as hot and muggy weather makes things miserable in the Winona area. → Read More
Nathan Hansen: Trust me — you can enjoy the outdoors without Pokémon Go
On Sunday, I went for an evening drive with a friend — so she could play more Pokémon Go. → Read More
Nathan Hansen: Trust me — you can enjoy the outdoors without Pokémon Go
On Sunday, I went for an evening drive with a friend — so she could play more Pokémon Go. → Read More
Wet forecast could help Winona region crops handle the heat; prices continue to be a concern
Storms last week and this week will help area fields more than they could hurt them. → Read More
More than knee-high, not even July: Winona-area crops still doing well
You won't have to wait until the Fourth of July to see corn that's much taller than knee-high. → Read More
Ashley settles with OSHA for $1.75 million over workplace safety violations (copy)
Ashley Furniture Industries has agreed to pay $1.75 million in penalties and improve workplace safety as part of a settlement with the U.S. Department of Labor. → Read More
19-year-old UW-L student starts beard business
Isaac Worley couldn’t find the products he wanted to groom his beard, so he decided to make his own. → Read More
Area crops ahead of schedule as rainy days arrive
Most farm fields in our region are ahead of schedule this year after a number of warm, sunny days this spring. → Read More
Trempealeau County grad goes from sixth-grade education to GED in two years
Thursday night, Ana Gonzalez celebrated finishing an educational journey that was cut short more than 20 years ago. → Read More
Logan senior overcomes homelessness, disability to pursue her passions
Growing up, Kemmesha Thomas learned to “fake it until you make it” — in order to survive. → Read More
'No. 1 cheerleader' remembers Donald 'Squeak' Molzahn Sr.
Family, friends and hard work were the most important things to Donald “Squeak” Molzahn Sr. → Read More
Cold snap will hit cars hard this weekend
Sub-zero temperatures will return this weekend with a vengeance. → Read More
ACT scores drop from last year as more students take exam
Comparing Wisconsin ACT scores released this week with those of years past is a tricky business, the Department of Public Instruction and local school officials warn. → Read More
ACT scores drop from last year as more students take exam
Comparing Wisconsin ACT scores released this week with those of years past is a tricky business, the Department of Public Instruction and local school officials warn. → Read More
One-off test finds half of students proficient in English, fewer in math
Nine months after students took their Badger exams last spring, the results are in: More than half of local students passed muster on the state test in English but fewer → Read More
UW-L student leader invited to State of the Union
Kaylee Otterbacher wasn't in town Monday when Gov. Scott Walker visited the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. → Read More
Logan students build tiny house on wheels
Logan High School students are building a home for those who like it cramped — the house is only eight feet by 25 feet. → Read More