LACROSSE, Wis. – Fifty-five days after a cyberattack disabled the Lee Enterprises media empire, it’s up and running again. Todd Krysiak, publisher of the Lee sub-unit that operates the Winona Daily News, said the thrice-weekly print edition, circulation 1,900, and low-volume e-edition were the last products to be restored fully. To readers Krysiak said: “You’ve shown the patience and grace typically reserved for a friend. And for that, we thank you.” He did not offer subscription refunds for the 55 days of interrupted service.

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