EAU CLAIRE – A four-party transaction, involving land trades and purchases, would allow the Ho-Chunk Nation to expand tribal housing in Jackson County while also expanding the county forest and the Black River State Forest. Public comments on the proposed transaction will be accepted through Jan. 20. Jackson County is proposing to withdraw 244 acres […]
Four-party land deal would expand Jackson county forest
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