Good morning, La Crosse.

LADCO dedicated two certified industrial sites at the Hawkeye and Bluffview Business Parks during a Tuesday ribbon cutting ceremony held near Riverland Cooperative — state officials confirmed the land is shovel ready for new development and economic growth in Holmen.

The city hosted a Salt Smart workshop on Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Black River Beach Neighborhood Center that discussed safe alternatives to salt for snow and ice removal to protect roads, infrastructure, plants, animals, and waterways.

The City will open its Emergency Day Center on Sunday at 713 St. James Street from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. to help residents brace for cold weather, offering lunch provided by The Salvation Army and free bus service with set pickup times; donations are not accepted at the center.

La Crosse homeowners must clear sidewalks (including curb ramps and crosswalk corners) within 24 hours after the snow stops to avoid city intervention, which will clear the area for $2.50 per linear foot plus additional fees.

Starting January 2, the North Community Library will operate 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday while the Main Library will end Sunday hours—North Library is set to close in June due to a $175,000 budget cut as the board works to deliver library services at other locations.

City officials enforced new alternate side parking rules on Dec.

10 (effective citywide), so drivers must check posted signs to avoid violations.

City officials updated alternate side parking rules yesterday in downtown La Crosse, directing residents to follow the revised schedule to avoid fines.

One Christmas Eve

7:30-9:30 p.m. — La Crosse Community Theatre — Tickets available — Experience a diverse cast navigating love and second chances in a festive holiday show.

2nd Annual A Home for the Holidays Gala

5:30-11:00 p.m. — Radisson Hotel La Crosse — $100.00 — Celebrate the season with cocktails, dinner, auctions, dancing, and surprises at this delightful fundraiser.