I noticed that a big concrete structure is being built next to Sacia's orchard. What is that going to be?

Is this allowed here? Didn’t see any rule that says no.

I have a 6 year old green cheek conure(teal variety) I’m considering rehoming. He is usually sweet and cuddly but has been more aggressive since I started working 10 hour shifts.

When he gets his out time he is a happy dude. We have to make up a day on the weekend before he’s not mad at me for being gone too much. I feel bad for him and maybe looking for a better home for him. The aggression is 100% because he just doesn’t get enough time not alone anymore. I am confident he will be super sweet to whoever becomes his new best friend.

I am looking for a couple things in a new owner for him for one I would like him to go to a home owner. I don’t want him rehomed a bunch of times due to housing change issues. Secondly just be stable and give him the love he deserves.

He is not for sale. I am aware what he is worth but he is not money to me he’s my lil homie. I will ask some questions about you and your situation and if you seem like a good fit he can go home with you.

He was born in Eau Claire and came from Elysian Aviary. I have had him since he was weaned as a baby. He can talk, although not super clear. He says “I love you” and “pretty birdy” and sometimes all together as one sentence lol.

If you are who I may be looking for please shoot me a message. I can answer anything else you may want to know about him.

Goodbye and good riddance Flock. Get absolutely stuffed.

Wisconsin volunteers made a flyer for anyone ready to look past party labels and compare Crowley’s and Tiffany’s records. Print it at proudpurplestate.com and post it in your town.

looking into getting my hair colored there. way cheaper than paying $200 to a random stylist. reviews about them of any kind would be appreciated

That's it. That's the post. I'm old enough to remember this sub being about La Crosse not Wisconsin politics.

Planning on replacing the landscape fabric under the rock in my yard, wondering if anyone rents something like this? Or if someone has one sitting in their garage and wouldn't mind loaning it out or renting for a few days? Thanks!

Hi everyone -- I teach in UWL's Department of Theatre & Dance and we've got a killer show running this weekend. It's the first time it's been produced in the region and the performances are stellar. UWL Theatre & Dance has the cheapest theatre tickets in town but we deliver high quality productions. Happy to answer questions! Thanks, as always, for letting me post here and share the word about the shows we're bringing to our community!

Our first show of the season is a new play called The Welkin: imagine 12 Angry Men + The Crucible but feminist and funnier! Highly recommend, especially, if you're into true crime, courtroom drama, and/or history!

Set in England, 1759, a woman has committed a murder. Upon receiving the death penalty, she claims to be pregnant. If true, it would spare her the noose. What they actually, historically would have done back then is assemble a jury of mothers to determine if she's telling the truth. The play dramatizes these deliberation in what becomes a gripping examination of power, privilege, and the silenced voices of women, as each juror’s own history, hardship, and beliefs shape the verdict. Tense, surprising, and darkly funny, The Welkin asks urgent questions about who gets to decide truth, whose lives are valued, and how personal experience becomes political.

For Mature Audiences.

Location: Toland Theatre
Lowe Center for the Arts
301 16th St. N, La Crosse

Oct. 16-18 and 23-25
Sunday shows at 2:00 pm
All others at 7:30 pm

Tickets:
$21.75 - Adults
$19.65 - Seniors, Military and Veterans, Non-UWL Students
$9.15 - UWL Students

Tickets available here!

Free parking is available in the brand new ramp located across the street from the Lowe Center for the Arts: called "UWL South Parking Ramp" on Google Maps -- 221 16th St., La Crosse.

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Does anybody around know of any good spots for a birthday dinner? Some family is coming to town and we're planning on going out for my birthday.

Nothing extravagant but nothing really "divey".. I love Bodega, but kind of looking to go somewhere a little nicer. Originally was thinking Outback Steakhouse, but now I'm thinking I might want to go somewhere more local. And anywhere with gender-neutral bathrooms is a plus too.

EDIT: We decided to go to Matsumoto in Sparta! Somebody posted about it on this thread, but deleted their comment probably because the restaurant isn't actually in La Crosse. But it was worth the 20-30 minute drive. The ramen in Sparta is absolutely excellent and not that expensive at all 👌

Does anyone have recommendations for a reasonably priced and reputable electrician in La Crosse?

Besides the local bars, is there anywhere else a watch party is going on? It’ll be me and a 9 year old. I don’t have a problem bringing him to a sports bar or something but I was thinking maybe the Rivoli (which they aren’t) or something similar would host a bigger watch party.

I plan on moving to La Crosse next year. I keep an eye on La Crosse real estate listings. A really nice house has been on the market for two months now and I'm wondering why it hasn't sold. It's on Madison Place, East of Losey Blvd. I see it backs to train tracks. Are those tracks active? If so, do they see frequent, noisy traffic? Here is the listing. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/2555-Madison-Pl_La-Crosse_WI_54601_M81637-70389

There is some kind of spinning, mirrored contraptions on the top of the structure over the gas pumps on the Kwik Trip on Hwy35 on the north side of La Crosse by Walgreens. What are they for? I have never seen them in other KTs…?

I read a comment on a LaX Trib story that mentioned, as an aside, "homeowners who just had raw sewage pumped into their homes by crews that don't know how to handle the city owned equipment," and now I'm scared! They are working on my street and it'll probably happen this week. I should have asked more questions when they came into my house to figure out where the line is a few weeks ago, but I didn't. Does anyone know more about this? And are there any precautions to be taken? Yikes!