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How a La Crosse home improvement company earned a 34-year record of craftsmanship and reliability - Vimarsana News

How a La Crosse home improvement company earned a 34-year record of craftsmanship and reliability

Content by The Board Store. From replacement windows and doors to kitchen and sunroom transformation, The Board Store can help you achieve any of your home improvement needs.

SWFLA To Do List: Zolton Kaszas performs, downtown Naples art fair - Vimarsana News

SWFLA To Do List: Zolton Kaszas performs, downtown Naples art fair

Comedian Zolton Kaszas — known for a video that went viral on why he prefers cats over dogs — performs at ...

Repaving work to begin on La Crosse's Copeland Ave, Monday - Vimarsana News

Repaving work to begin on La Crosse's Copeland Ave, Monday

A heads up for La Crosse drivers and the Monday morning commute. Expect just one of the southbound lanes of Copeland Avenue around Car street to be open.

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Southbound Copeland Ave in La Crosse reduced to one lane starting May 16 - Vimarsana News

Southbound Copeland Ave in La Crosse reduced to one lane starting May 16

Starting Monday May 16, Copeland Ave in La Crosse will be reduced to one lane for utility work.

Thrift store provides more than a poppin' tags experience on Copeland Ave - Vimarsana News

Thrift store provides more than a poppin' tags experience on Copeland Ave

Owner Mary Jo Wilbur aims to build a community at her store. "We're here to talk," She said. "We're not just another retail store that's in and out next. We take time for them you know? We'll help them with their purchases.” She moved locations to a warehouse on Copeland Ave when the COVID-19 pandemic shut businesses down in March 2020. "Scary," Wilbur recalled. "Like it is for any business. I think we need to take these times and turn our scaredness into strength really. If your heart and soul and your committed and dedicated to what you do. I think you can do anything you want to."

Source: wxow.com