Trempealeau County Times named Blair’s official newspaper
Feb. 7, 2019
City Council members on Monday named the (Whitehall) Trempealeau County Times the official newspaper of the city of Blair.
City Council members on Monday named the (Whitehall) Trempealeau County Times the official newspaper of the city of Blair.
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