Just inside the main entrance to the 49-unit complex is a mural done by Kathy Teufel, of Hubertus, Wis., that incorporates historical images of many early Onalaska buildings. Other nostalgic scenes are painted in hallways and in the activities room, the lounges and dining rooms. Senior housing project on track for August 1 Sandy Johnson, community services director for Bethany-St. Joseph Corp., says the OnaTerrace project at 1126 Main St. is on track for its Aug. 1 opening. The grounds include a patio and gazebo.
Garages are available for an extra fee.
Free laundry and basic cable are also provided. Johnson said that 33 of the units already are rented, nearly all of them to local residents or to people with local contacts. The original plan for the OnTerrace complex called for a nursing home wing, but that part of the plan was dropped when Bethany-St. Joseph purchased the Onalaska Care Center from Franciscan Skemp Healthcare. Joseph also operates the OnaMain apartments at 920 Main.