Good morning, La Crosse.

Copeland Park announced it will not hold its spring concert at Logger Field, so music fans may see fewer shows this season.

At a La Crosse Center board meeting this week, director Jay Odegaard said hiring more sales staff could help the center overcome a $400,000 loss from last year and book events that fit its arena holding 8,000 people — a change that may bring more concerts and funds in the future.

Halei Heinzel, the 77th Alice in Dairyland, explained the cheese bracket contest that pits eight top Wisconsin cheeses—Muenster, Alpine Style, Havarti, Parmesan, Gouda, Mascarpone, Swiss, and Oaxaca—chosen from over 600 types to celebrate March Madness.

The champion cheese will be crowned at the end of March, and locals are encouraged to check for the Proudly Wisconsin Cheese label to support their makers.

Western Technical College hosted a Business and IT Career Fair on Thursday to help local job seekers meet employers in business and technology — the college will hold an IT Career Exploration Night next Tuesday to offer more IT job opportunities.

The City of La Crosse will open its Brush and Yard Waste site on Isle La Plume Monday morning with a $25 annual fee per vehicle for dumping yard waste.

Residents must register online or at City Hall and the site will operate from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays — adjusted weekend hours apply.

Governor Tony Evers visited the Ho-Chunk Nation Three Rivers House in La Crosse on Thursday afternoon—he met with Veterans Affairs Secretary James Bond and community members to discuss plans that will add funding for veterans, including improved mental health services.

Bored Teachers Comedy Tour in Onalaska

The Bored Teachers Comedy Tour brings relatable humor for anyone involved in education, showcasing a lineup that has successfully entertained over 200,000 attendees since its inception in 2022.

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain

7:30-9 p.m. | Viterbo University Fine Arts Center | Ticket prices vary | Experience the lively and charming sounds of the original ukulele orchestra that has entertained audiences since 1985.

No Man's Land Film Festival in La Crosse, WI

The No Man’s Land Film Festival celebrates the voices of diverse individuals in the outdoor industry at the historic Rivoli Theater.

Jason Gray concert to benefit Adult & Teen Challenge of Western Wisconsin

Contemporary Christian artist Jason Gray will be performing at First Free church in Onalaska to benefit women struggling with substance use disorder. The concert will also include opening act Sound of the North as well as powerful testimonies of freedom from addiction.

Adventurous Scavenger Hunt in La Crosse

1-10 p.m. — 520 E Veterans Memorial Dr, La Crosse, WI — Ticket purchase required — Embark on a self-guided scavenger hunt exploring the hidden gems and rich history of La Crosse with friends and family.

Pizza, a movie and a message: FSPA hosts free Earth Day event

In recognition of Earth Day, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration are hosting a free pizza and movie night on April 10 at the Rivoli Theatre. The evening begins at 5 p.m. with complimentary pizza, followed by a special screening of "The Letter: A Message for Our Earth" at 5:30 p.m. Registration required.

Author Talk with Nickolas Butler

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Pearl Street Books — Free event — Dive into a compelling discussion about love, redemption, and the passage of time with author Nickolas Butler.

Safe Families 4th Annual Spring Soiree

5-8 p.m. — Celebrations on the River — Entertainment included — Enjoy an evening of fabulous food, fantastic music, and support a worthy cause to keep families together.

Pizza, a movie and a message: FSPA hosts free Earth Day event

In recognition of Earth Day, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration are hosting a free pizza and movie night on April 10 at the Rivoli Theatre. The evening begins at 5 p.m. with complimentary pizza, followed by a special screening of "The Letter: A Message for Our Earth" at 5:30 p.m.