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Media Membrane Video Vault opens inside Rivoli Arts Building
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – Streaming may have changed the way we watch movies, but for some, there’s still nothing like holding a film in your hands. Now, two local cinema lovers are bringing that feeling back with the opening of the Media Membrane Video Vault, a new video rental space dedicated to the world […]
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Division 1 Girls Golf Regional Results
Division 1 - Sparta Regional - First four teams and top four individuals, who are not members of a qualifying team, qualify for the Stevens Point Sectional next week. Eau Claire Memorial, Wausau West, Holmen and Stevens Point advance as teams. Marshfield finished 8th, Wisconsin Rapids 9th. Lexxi Oertel of...
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This Small-Town Minnesota Owl Museum Is So Well Hidden That Even Locals Don’t Know About It
If you told someone from Minneapolis that one of the most fascinating wildlife education centers in the entire country was sitting in a small town in southeastern Minnesota, they’d probably nod politely and then immediately forget you said it. That would be a mistake, because the International Owl Center...
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Wis. firehouse turned private home added to National Register of Historic Places
LA CROSSE, Wis. — The National Register of Historic Places, the country’s official list of culturally important sites, recently added a beloved La Crosse building. La Crosse’s Fire Station No. 4, listed in late August, was originally constructed in 1941 to blend into the existing residential neighborhood — so much so that it was reused as a single-family residence.
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Readstown Public Library to dedicate flagpole and trees in memory of John Henry Sime, Helen “Janie” Fortney and David G. Dregne
READSTOWN, Wis. — On Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at 6 p.m., the community will gather at the Readstown Public Library to honor three ordinary people who made an extraordinary impact on the community they loved through their care and contributions. Their enduring legacies remind us that the gifts of those who came before can shape what is possible for those who come next.
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For a big Oktoberfest, you need a big bratwurst, and they served one at the La Crosse Legion Hall
Before you tap the Golden Keg at Oktoberfest, you have to slice the Golden Brat. The early Friday morning tradition at La Crosse’s Oktoberfest is serving a very large bratwurst, 8 feet long and 80 pounds and covered in sauerkraut, during a breakfast at the American Legion Post 52 on 6th Street. New Festmaster Jon Erickson and Frau Jane made the first cut to the big brat, using a large sword.
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Torchlight Parade for Oktoberfest carries on through rain on Thursday
It may have rained a bit on the parade, but the Torchlight Parade through north La Crosse went on as planned, as the highlight for the first night of Oktoberfest. The hour-long parade was led off by several groups of past and present Fest royalty, followed by dignitaries from other area festivals. Many of the marching bands, including visitors from West Salem and Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau, wore lights on their heads or their uniforms as part of the festivity. The parade was followed by an Oktoberfest party at Copeland Park.
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“Tap That Keg!” Oktoberfest tradition fills the festgrounds
There’s nowhere near enough beer in the Golden Keg for the several thousand people who show up on Friday morning but there’s plenty of Oktoberfest spirit, or Gemutlichkeit, to go around. The Tapping of the Golden Keg marks the “official” start of the fest. People started...
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Mac Kiel on city administrator debate, library cuts, and council pay
It’s a bit of a light committee week preview, but there was plenty of city business in La Crosse to discuss with Mac Kiel in studio for The Rick Solem Show. Kiel helped break down what was finally a public meeting on — basically — creating a city administrator position, plus major staff cuts hitting the public library and why council members might have to trim their own expense accounts.