SPARTA, Wis. — KEPS Sparta will reduce store hours beginning in March as the longtime downtown Sparta retailer works to remain open in the community it has served for more than a decade. Owner Jacki Jaeger announced the change last week on social media, saying KEPS Sparta will operate Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. […]
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LA CROSSE, Wis. — Flatiron Café La Crosse will open this spring in the former Schuby’s location at 321 State St. in downtown La Crosse. The new restaurant will offer casual dining with elevated counter service. Owners plan to serve lunch and dinner with a menu built around European comfort food and regional ingredients. “Our
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LA CROSSE, Wis. — After more than 116 years in business, La Crosse Floral has announced it will close its doors, ending one of the city’s longest-running, family-owned businesses. Founded May 25, 1908, La Crosse Floral served generations of La Crosse residents. The business became known for its greenhouses, floral arrangements, plants and seasonal décor.
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LA CROSSE, Wis. — As 2026 begins, more people in the La Crosse area are turning to mindfulness and yoga to manage stress, improve mobility and find balance in everyday life. Search interest in yoga and mindfulness continues to grow. Local studios and community spaces are responding with offerings that focus on accessibility, flexibility and
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LA CROSSE, Wis. — Hollandberry Pannekoeken continues work on its first Wisconsin location at the former Wells Fargo drive-through building in downtown La Crosse. According to a social media update shared one week ago, construction has moved forward at a steady pace. Crews are remodeling the space to prepare it for a full-service restaurant. As
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LA CROSSE, Wis. — Holiday shoppers looking for small gifts and unique finds have plenty of choices in the La Crosse area. These 20 local boutiques offer a wide range of thoughtful items for anyone on your list. Bella Botanicals (Onalaska) Clean skincare, handmade body products and self-care minis. Ideal for wellness lovers. Brilliant Bodyworks
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LA CROSSE, Wis. — A new locally owned restaurant will join the La Crosse dining scene this winter. The Vintage Kitchen La Crosse will officially open Dec. 6, 2025, bringing modern comfort food and nostalgic décor to the former Restore Public House building. “The Vintage Kitchen is going to be a love letter to my
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Ichiddo Ramen La Crosse is officially open in downtown La Crosse, bringing a fresh bowl of excitement to one of the city’s most familiar addresses. The Minnesota-based chain has taken over the former Fayze’s Restaurant and Bakery space, giving the longtime landmark a brand-new flavor, literally. This downtown spot is now home to steaming bowls
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LA CROSSE, Wis. (October 2025) – Oktoberfest USA donations reached $196,478 this year, supporting local veterans, schools, bands, and volunteer groups. The annual event continues to give back to the La Crosse community that makes it possible. Each year, hundreds of volunteers and partners help make Oktoberfest one of the city’s most cherished traditions. From
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Looking for homemade comfort food in a cozy small-town setting? Borgen’s Cafe in Westby has been a community favorite for decades. Known for its generous portions, daily specials, and famous homemade pies, Borgen’s is where locals gather for good food and great company. Whether you’re starting your day with a hearty breakfast or sitting down
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LA CROSSE, Wis. — Kroner Hardware, a cornerstone of downtown La Crosse since just after the Civil War, is preparing to turn the page on its remarkable family legacy. Founded around 1868 by German immigrant Adam Kroner, the store has operated on the 300 block of Pearl Street for more than 150 years. At the
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As Mt. La Crosse celebrates its 65th year, Darcie Breidel has been there more than half that time. The executive director joined La Crosse Talk this week to tell stories, as we tried to convince her to steal the snow machine and bring it to town in July. La Crosse Talk airs weekdays at 6-8
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