Genoa News

A federal appellate court decision that has drastically changed future federal clean air emission requirements will apparently not stop Dairyland Power Cooperative from installing air scrubbers at its Genoa ...

It's arguably the best way to view the annual mayfly hatch . . . from the comfort of your living room.

Dairyland Power Cooper-ative officials delivered a positive message to their members at their annual meeting in La Crosse, Wednesday, June 4, but not everyone was pleased.

Residents living below several Vernon County dams were asked to evacuate their homes Sunday evening after heavy rains deluged the region all weekend.

Residents living below several Vernon County dams were asked to evacuate their homes Sunday evening after heavy rains deluged the region all weekend.

The National Weather Service reported Sunday morning that areas of Vernon County had received more than six inches of rain in the past 24 hours, leading to flooding conditions.

One by one, the pre-built pine rafters were flipped into the air, guided by ropes and Amish men.

“I don't see a great public groundswell for nuclear energy”

Wisconsin lawmakers are debating whether to lift the state's 25-year moratorium on new nuclear power plants, with backers arguing it will shore up the energy supply and combat global warming. via Chicago Tribune

A Genoa, Wis., man died late Saturday from injuries sustained in a one-vehicle crash on Hwy. via La Crosse Tribune

A Mississippi River lover is reaping the rewards for his efforts to save dozens of people on the Mississippi River over the last 50 years. via WEAU-TV Eau Claire

“There was no ill will on our part”

When it comes to mercury, how many nanograms is too much? That's what the People for HOPE - Harmony Township Opposing Pollution of the Environment - wanted to know about state permits that were about to be ... via La Crosse Tribune

Federal wildlife officials are honoring a Genoa man who has spent the last half-century rescuing people on the Mississippi River. via La Crosse Tribune

“And I think it's great she was dedicated to doing something downtown and held out for something on the Square.”

Forget heading to New York, San Francisco or Chicago. With a growing number of food boutiques, eateries and fine-dining establishments downtown, Madison is staking its own claim as a culinary capital. via The Capital Times

“Issues to be considered at the hearing are the proposed requirements and effluent limitations of the WPDES permit as they relate to protection of aquatic life in the Mississippi River and protection of the river user's health and welfare.”

A public informational hearing will be held in La Crosse on Jan. 30 to gather public input on reissuing a Wisconsin Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Permit for Dairyland Power Cooper-ative. Dairyland has ... via Vernon County Broadcaster

A 60-year-old De Soto, Wis., man is in serious condition today after a two-vehicle crash in the town of Genoa. via La Crosse Tribune

“I got a letter from Laura Bush saying it is a well-guarded secret.”

Christine Hall of Genoa kicked off the 2007 Christmas season in a memorable, once-in-a-lifetime way, with a trip to the White House for the unveiling of the Christmas decorations. via Vernon County Broadcaster

Oakland Avenue boasts a small smattering of family owned restaurants, one of which is Carini's La Conca D'Oro, 3468 N. Oakland Ave. via OnMilwaukee

Viroqua area farmers oppose fly-ash landfill Farmers in the Viroqua area, in southwestern Wisconsin, are banding together to oppose a proposal by Dairyland Power Cooperative to buy 600 acres of land for a ... via Madison.com

“But if we are spending $50 million on a landfill wouldn't it make sense to subsidize a gravel plant like we do ethanol?”

Eleven landowners who are directly or indirectly impacted by a proposed waste ash landfill proposed by Dairyland Power Cooperative will be meeting again this weekend to discuss the issue with Dairyland ... via Vernon County Broadcaster