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Castle La Crosse Bed and Breakfast co-owner, Brandon Rigger, takes us inside the city's award-winning crown jewel for an exclusive tour.
The Hixon House was once home to one of the city's best-known families.
Matt Werth, operations manager at Green Circle Recycling, shares what can and cannot be recycled and provides a behind the scenes look into th…
We take a deep dive into the bowels of La Crosse and explore the wastewater treatment facility to find out what happens after you flush.
John Lochner, Bodega Brew Pub's General Manager, talks about the business' haunted reputation.
Sr. M. Ancilla Matter gives a tour and the history of La Crosse's beloved shrine, a focus of pilgrimage for those of many different faiths.
We go inside the Children's Museum to explore past, present and future exhibits for youngsters and their adults to enjoy.
PhoneCo co-owner Mary Knappen tells the story of her and her husband, Ron's, life's work.
Toni Asher, executive director of The Pump House, tells us about the cultural center's colorful roots and artistic beginning.
We travel back in time to explore a Norwegian settlement in the hills of La Crosse County.
We travel through space on a bicycle at the Deke Slayton Memorial Space & Bicycle Museum in Monroe County.
We go behind the scenes to find out what goes into their process to produce organic gin, vodka, bourbon and whiskey.
We take a walk through the Oak Grove Cemetery to revisit the history of La Crosse.
Paula Silha, health education manager at the La Crosse County Health Department shares one of her favorite outdoor spots.
Chuck Hatfield, an instructor at the Kickapoo Valley Reserve, shares how the ice caves are created and provides a guided hike to one of the st…
The La Crosse Skyrockers prepare for their annual New Year's Eve fireworks display atop Grandad Bluff on December 31, 2018.
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Parks and trails remain open in the city of La Crosse, but as the uncertainty of summer creeps in, its nearly 50 summer programs are up in the air.
The group has been fighting the plans for a new multi-use trail that would give hikers and bikers access to the top of Grandad Bluff from a residential street for months.
Their petition includes a recommendation from a UW-Madison professor that the trail would cause "irreparable harm" to the bluff.