Take Time in Trempealeau County Outdoor RecreationLocated in the Driftless Region, our natural environment provides a variety of outstanding outdoor recreational opportunities. Explore the Mississippi River, hike beautiful forested terrain, and bicycle the nation’s largest bike loop system. Hiking Bicycling Camping Water Recreation Snowmobiling Fishing Hunting Horse Trails Parks andContinue Reading
By Nicole Schroeder – “This place feels like you’re just hanging out in the backyard with your friends. It’s open, it’s inviting, it’s cool” said one visitor of Winghaven Pizza Farm. There are plenty of beautiful sights to see at Winghaven, with lush green trees and foliage filling the surroundingContinue Reading
An Interview with Lynita M Docken – Elmaro Vineyard About Lynita Lynita May Docken, by far the most active and creative woman you will ever meet, wanted a retirement project. Originally one of three women master plumbers (yes, you read that right: PLUMBERS) statewide, Lynita was finishing up her careerContinue Reading
By Nicole Schroeder – Ashley for the Arts Wow! It seems like everyone is looking for a great time and maybe even some family fun. Do you like Street performers? Want to join in on a group of Tibetan drum players? Do you Like to see magicians and be surprisedContinue Reading
By Jenn Peitscher – Keep going, it’s not what you might be expecting to hear from a rule-following almost 40 year old. And we found out from our “Never Have I Ever” game that I may not be as much of a rule follower as I thought, but I’m veryContinue Reading
When Them Coulee Boys come here to visit, they do it with a bang. In February they played at the Performing Arts Center of Beau’s alma mater, Galesville – Ettrick – Trempealeau High School. For a school gig, things got a little rowdy – all due to their fiercely loyal,Continue Reading
Our Farmers and Artisans Market is held every Saturday from mid-May through the last Saturday in October on the Square in downtown Galesville from 8 a.m. until noon. Some of the items offered include locally produced fresh fruits and vegetables, home-grown beef, flowers and plants, Amish baked goods, jams andContinue Reading