New Holiday Beers. New Sours. Stop and check it out.
Hi Friends! There have been some rumors and hypotheses and speculations about the future of Crystal Falls recently. While changes will be happening, we are not going anywhere for the foreseeable future. Way back in 2019 we (the current owners) purchased the business and equipment and leased our space. We will continue to lease space at our current location. What is, most likely, happening is that the church will be taking over the west bar and small rooms that we currently use for dining in at our restaurant. We will still have the east bar, kitchen, and all of the Niagara banquet hall. We will move our restaurant dine in area to the east bar area and simply operate our restaurant in a different space. So please continue to support us so that we can stay in this beautiful community. We hope to see all of your smiling faces soon! Lots of Love ~Bailey, Sydni & Shawn
Christmas for Kids Registration
Dates: Wednesday, October 25th, 4pm-7pm and Thursday, October 26th, 9am-3pm
Location: First Congregational United Church Of Christ
110 E. Hancock Street, New London
Do you know a family that is having a tough year? or maybe might not be having the money for Christmas due to some medical issues? Contact us - we are looking to help a family or 2 this Holiday season! PM us or reach out to a member you know.
Fall in love with our annual BeautiFall Flooring Sale! Upgrade your home's look and feel with stunning flooring options from all of Shaw's brands at unbeatable prices. Don't miss out on this seasonal sensation! Sale runs from Oct. 1st – Nov. 15th visit MODERN FLOORING INCORPORATED today!
October was Manufacturing Month in Wisconsin. Manufacturing is the biggest contributor to our state's economy, accounting for nearly 19% of Wisconsin's total economic output. The industry is also instrumental in employing about 1 in 6 Wisconsin workers. NLHS students currently in Welding and other Tech Ed classes had the opportunity to tour three manufacturing companies that are located in New London. The students first toured EJ Metals and learned about the unique apparatuses used to battle wildland fires and rescue. Next on the tour was a stop at Titan Conveyor where students learned about the design and building of custom conveyors that are used worldwide in the manufacturing industry. The final stop was at Steel King. The students learned how automation and the use of robotic welders has changed the manufacturing industry and has helped companies stay competitive in the manufacturing market. The New London High School students would like to thank the businesses for the opportunity to visit and learn about the manufacturing sector of our community.
Faces Visiting the Capitol – As part of the Municipal Electric Utilities of Wisconsin’s Day at the Capitol, I met with the New London Utilities General Manager Jason Bessette. We had a great conversation about Assembly Bill 470, which is my energy legislation that will ensure reliable energy in Wisconsin and return decisions about Wisconsin's power grid to the state, not the federal government.
If you are coming in this weekend don’t forget a non-perishable food donation and get entered to win a $100 WSV gift certificate ! Help fill our sleigh ! Collecting until December 15.
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