Good morning, La Crosse.

Local kids are selling pink lemonade as part of Steppin' Out in Pink, a fundraiser to raise funds for breast cancer awareness in the community.

The event will run today to boost local support and encourage neighbors to participate.

Ferguson's Orchard in Galesville will open tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. and run through 6 p.m., offering live farm animals, a pumpkin patch, duck races, and season-pass admission (the historic site remains a favorite for families).

Ferguson's Orchards has opened for the season, offering fresh fruit and family-friendly activities.

Locals are invited to visit today to enjoy the seasonal produce.

Local law enforcement officers and Special Olympics athletes took part in the annual Cop on a Rooftop fundraiser at Dunkin locations on Friday.

The event ran from 6 a.m. until noon and has raised over $715,000 statewide in 13 years.

A new 7 Brew will open Monday, Aug.

17 at 3710 State Highway 16 in Onalaska. The shop will offer over 20,000 drink combinations, create 50 jobs, and host a Swag Day on Saturday, Aug. 22 (free T-shirt with a large drink).

Ferguson's Orchards is set to open today during its grand opening weekend in La Crosse—welcoming residents to learn more about the new local business.

Kornfest returns for its 62nd year in La Crosse, promising local food, music, and community activities; organizers said more details on timing and vendors will be shared soon.

About 40 local children took part in the Learn to Live Local Youth Day Camp this summer at People’s Food Coop, where they learned sustainable food practices and hands-on cooking skills.

The camp is hosted by Mormon Coulee 4-H with support from the La Crosse Area Community Foundation.

A local great grandmother skydives today to celebrate her 100th birthday as friends and family gather to watch her daring feat + marking a milestone moment in our community.