Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 28th of February.
Good morning, La Crosse.
Deb Kaufmann, known as La Crosse's Popcorn Lady, brightens the community today by handing out bags of fresh popcorn to local teams and neighbors + she keeps her secret recipe while spreading kindness around town.
David Boyett's Little Gardener Microgreens grows five types of nutrient-rich microgreens and delivers them within 24 hours of harvest.
Customers may order via Facebook & email or visit his booth at the La Crosse Farmers Market during summer months.
Walmart finalized a $100M multistate settlement on Thursday (Feb.
26) that resolves claims it misrepresented pay in its Spark Driver program. The deal will pay Wisconsin drivers over $600,000 and require the company to run an earnings verification program for 10 years.
Mayo Health Clinic’s Professional Arts Building in La Crosse is now a designated historic landmark — future exterior changes require special permission.
La Crosse job seekers can explore new postings available online today.
The listings offer many opportunities and career paths in a variety of local industries.
West Salem Middle School students enjoyed Winter Wellness Day that took them skiing at Mount La Crosse, sledding at Fort McCoy, and ice fishing at Lake Onalaska while Tomah 8th graders celebrated their ski day on the slopes.
High school students from sixteen school districts competed in the FCCLA Regional STAR Competition at Western Technical College, showcasing skills in culinary arts, public speaking, and community service projects.
The event determined which participants would advance to the state-level contest — a boost for local youth programs — reinforcing community education efforts.
A preservation panel will study Emerson Elementary’s historic value over the next month while the school district opposes landmark status that may limit future repurposing — the school is among three set to close for consolidation.
Six historic buildings will be reviewed at the Heritage Preservation Commission meeting tonight at 6 p.m. City Hall and the Professional Arts Building at Mayo Campus are nominated for landmark status while Emerson Elementary and four others face National Register consideration + the public may comment on the nomination.
Willow Round Basketry Workshop with Clint Grabhorn
9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. — People's Food Co-op — $40 materials fee plus sliding scale — Learn the art of willow basketry in this beginner-friendly, hands-on course.
Wingapalooza Fundraiser
12:30-3:00 p.m. — Radisson Hotel La Crosse — Support our community’s mission — Sample delicious chicken wings while contributing to leadership through education and connection.
Tea & Technology: Exploring Digital Resources
11 a.m. — La Crosse Public Library — Free entry — Discover new digital resources for learning and wellness with hot drinks and treats in a cozy setting.
Josh Turner Concert
7:00 – 8:30 PM — La Crosse Center — Ticket prices range from $57 to $137 — Experience a night of country music with Josh Turner live in concert.
Come from Away
Mar 13 – 29 — La Crosse Community Theatre — Tickets required — Experience the heartwarming true story of Gander, Newfoundland's unexpected hospitality.
Come From Away Musical Performance
2-6 p.m. — Weber Center for the Performing Arts — Tickets from $75 — Experience the heartwarming true story of resilience and community during a unique musical performance.
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