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Casino Queen Marquette representatives, led by general manager Robin Corbeil, were joined by officials from the city of Marquette and McGregor-Marquette and Prairie du Chien chambers of commerce for a ground breaking marking the casino’s landside move. (Photos courtesy of McGregor-Marquette Chamber of Commerce)
In addition to moving the 17,000-square-foot gambling floor landside, the property will also expand its footprint, adding 12,000 square feet to the current dockside building.
Community members learned more about the new headquarters and maintenance facility now under construction for the McGregor District of the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge at a meet and greet on Sept. 17. Here, McGregor District Manager Kendra Pednault (second from right) shares plans for the long-anticipated project. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Construction on the project, located at the Luster Heights Unit between Marquette and Harpers Ferry, began in early August by A&J’s Construction from Cresco. Work is expected to be complete by 2026.
Old Crow Mercantile owner Monica Rowden (middle) is pictured with daughters Brooklyn Rowden and Maggie Sommers, who have been a source of guidance throughout the process of opening the new Elkader business. (Submitted photo)
Old Crow Mercantile officially opened for business at 133 S. Main St., in Elkader, on Oct. 4. Shoppers can find everything from clothes and books to belts, bags and luggage.
