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☀️📸 Good Tuesday Morning, Coulee

☀️📸 Good Tuesday Morning, Coulee

May 27, 2025

Caleb Lombardo
May 27, 2025 • Estimated Reading Time: 13 minutes

Happy Tuesday. And welcome back from the long weekend. I hope that your Memorial Day was restful, reflective, and well spent. Ready to get back into the groove?

Today on Good Morning, Coulee:

📸 a featured image that I can’t wait to show you

🚨 headlines from the weekend that you might’ve missed

💎 hidden gems—where you learn about the Coulee Region’s best kept secrets

Alright, let’s greet the day together. Get going 👇

Something to get your day going.👇

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Only about 4% of U.S. pet owners have pet insurance

Pet care costs are rising, yet not enough people are doing something about it. Pet insurance can significantly offset rising costs – all for as low as $10 a month. Want to join the 4% club?

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📸: Ryan Anderson @ Trempealeau Wildlife Refuge

Kwik Trip stays on top of nationwide ranking of favorite gas station companies // WIZM »
More than 350 Single & Family Home Lots Becoming Available in Holmen This Year // WIZM »
Onalaska's Elite Nutrition hosts annual fundraiser for police K9 program // News 8000 »
La Crosse Central High School continues 103-year-old Memorial Day tradition // News 8000 »
Driftless CrossFit & Fitness's Memorial March raises funds for Freedom Honor Flight // News 8000 »
Arcadia celebrates 72nd annual Broiler Dairy Days // News 8000 »
Goat Yoga brings a fun twist to exercise at Onalaska's Rainbow Ridge Farms // News 8000 »
Galesville teen and her Border Collie representing USA in agility world championships // News 8000 »
Fishing tournament and kayak relay race assist in Lake Neshonoc restoration // WXOW »
Two people rescued from a La Crosse fire Friday morning off Caledonia Street // WXOW »
A new pavilion unveiled at Forest Hills Golf Course // WXOW »

🎤🎉☀️ FREE Concert in Dash-Park, Onalaska // TODAY, 6pm-7:30pm (weather permitting) // LINK »

The La Crosse Sessions Band is a multi instrument/vocal group that embodies the spirit of an old pub jam session. Inspired by Bruce Springsteen's "The Seeger Sessions", the band plays songs from the fabric of America. Songs that need to be played because they are a part of our American story. It's the community of voices and instruments that make The La Crosse Sessions Band unique. Horns and fiddles, guitars and accordion, congas and keyboards. They all play together and remind us of the sessions of yesteryear. 💐We will be collecting freewill donations to go toward the maintenance of the 56 hanging flower baskets in downtown Onalaska.

🧶 All Strung Out-Crochet Club @ 608 Brewing La Crosse // Wednesday, 6:30pm // LINK »

🍅 Hmong Market @ Hmong Cultural & Community Center // Today, 8am-7pm // LINK »

🧠 Trivia Night @ La Crosse Distilling Co. // Wednesday, 7pm // LINK »

🎤 Andy Hughes @ Moxie’s [No Cover] // Wednesday, 6pm // LINK »

Alright, Hidden Gems has officially made it to week 2 of being in existence, thanks to some excellent participation last week. If you remember, we covered best picnic spots last week.

Here were some of the recommendations….

The end/top of the Butterfly Field trail. Usually a pretty quiet, not super busy hiking trail, that ventures up the bluff and through a beautiful sea of wildflowers or better known as the butterfly fields. Continue on through the field, along a narrow rugged trail to the lookout point and enjoy a nice picnic over looking the entire city.
Hidden Springs Peony Farm! Spread a blanket and enjoy lunch amongst a field of beautiful peonies.
On Hwy 27 between Cashton and Sparta is a little spot called Espe Pond. It's not the quietest, no picnic tables, but grassy to take your shoes off for a quick grounding trek around the pond before getting back on the road.

Most Peaceful Place to Read a Book

Tell us: Where’s the most peaceful place to read a book?
Maybe it’s a shady bench tucked along the river. Maybe it’s a quiet corner of your favorite park or a coffee shop that never gets too loud. Wherever it is — we want to know about the spots where the world seems to soften, the pages turn easier, and the time passes just right.

Submit your favorite local reading spot and a quick note about why you love it.

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