Onalaska is a city in La Crosse County, Wisconsin. It borders the City of La Crosse directly to the north, and three unincorporated rural towns, one with the same name: Onalaska, Medary and Hamilton. The city is built on a slightly elevated ridge above the Black River, and includes a man-made reservoir at its western edge, known as Lake Onalaska.
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Based in Onalaska, Wisconsin, the Human Society participates in animal control and adoption programs for lost, abandoned, and unwanted pets. Its site includes featured animals available for adoption and educational articles on caring for pets.
http://www.couleehumane.com/
Maintained by the Onalaska Tourism Commission, this guide to the city and community includes a directory of area events, business resources, bike trails and recreational opportunities, with information for meeting planners and visitors.
http://www.discoveronalaska.com/
Consisting of two adjoined areas totaling fifty thousand square feet of function space, the Omni Center is available for a variety of events, including business meetings, family reunions, receptions, seminars, conferences, annual meetings and other purposes. Facility information and an event schedule are presented.
http://www.omnicenter.net/
The city's official web site features an overview of the municipal government, including its administrative offices, departments and services. A schedule of events and meetings are posted, and residents may request services through the site.
http://www.cityofonalaska.com/
