Angie Cina is the editor of the Vernon County Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including sports, educational policy, urban design, and security, with a focus on both regional interest and world news. Angie has been featured in the Wisconsin State Journal, La Crosse Tribune, Winona Daily News, and Chippewa Herald.
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Angie Cina's coverage focuses heavily on local events, community news, and government announcements in the La Crosse area of Wisconsin. She often covers topics related to local elections, school districts, community events, winter sports, and holiday celebrations. To effectively reach out to her as a source or for pitching story ideas:
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2. Offer unique angles on school district developments or educational initiatives within the area.
3. Provide interesting details about upcoming community events or seasonal celebrations in the La Crosse region.
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By: Angie Cina, Angela Cina
The Viroqua High School National Honor Society welcomed new members during the Viroqua Lions Club 64th annual Honors Program on May 6, held in the high school gymnasium where seniors also received scholarships and various awards were presented.
By: Angie Cina
Jeremiah M. Rusk, born in 1830, was Wisconsin’s 15th governor and the first U.S. Secretary of Agriculture. Settling in Vernon County in 1853, he was a tavern owner, farmer, sheriff, Civil War officer, congressman, and governor who played significant roles in state and national history.
Senator Tammy Baldwin toured the new Viroqua Fire Station built with $9.5 million in funding, including federal, city, and township contributions, highlighting the facility’s modern design aimed at improving firefighter safety and community service.
By: Angie Cina
Musician and record producer Butch Vig, best known as the drummer and co-producer of the band Garbage and the producer of Nirvana's album Nevermind, was born in Viroqua, Wisconsin.
By: Angie Cina, Angela Cina
Children and families can enjoy outdoor activities and learn about trout fishing at Coon Creek Trout Fest in Coon Valley on June 20, featuring fishing, presentations, games, and food with free admission from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Park and the Legion Hall.
Children wade in Coon Creek during Coon Valley’s Coon Creek Trout Fest Saturday, June 21, 2025.
By: Angela Cina, Angie Cina
The Vernon County Dairy Breakfast on the Fleming farm showcased the dedication of dairy farmers, highlighting the hard work and commitment required year-round to sustain their farms and support local communities through agriculture.
The Viroqua Community Band gives a concert on the lawn of the Sherry-Butt House Museum during the Marcia Andrew Memorial Strawberry Shortcake Social on the Fourth of July in 2025.
The Vernon County Fair runs from September 16-20, 2026, and the official Premium Book is now available online for planning entries. Physical copies cost $5 due to increased costs and reduced sponsorship, available at the UW-Extension Office and fair office during business hours.
By: Angie Cina, Angela Cina
Join Viroqua Club Basketball for a Movie in the Park on July 23 at Eckhart Park, showing GOAT at 8 p.m. Concessions will be available with proceeds supporting youth basketball. The club provides structured basketball programs for children, promoting skill growth through leagues and the Lil Hoopsters program.
