Mission Statement
Onalaska Alliance is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 2009 whose mission is to develop innovative and sustainable economic and educational opportunities compatible with a rural lifestyle in Onalaska and the surrounding area, to unite people of diverse backgrounds to reduce poverty, to enhance and develop cultural and natural resources, to develop alliances with surrounding communities, and to promote the common goals of community and celebration. Click here to learn more about the Onalaska Alliance or email us with questions
Fishing is great at Carlisle Lake!
The lake opened this year for fishing season on Saturday, April 23, 2022
Carlisle Lake is now open YEAR ROUND for fishing!
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Onalaska High School Aquaculture Program planted 600 5-7 lb. fish in Carlisle Lake on opening day this April! Thank you Kevin Hoffman, Onalaska HS Aquaculture teacher and students.
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Carlisle Lake fishing regulations are set by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. For more information about fishing use at Carlisle Lake, click HERE
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"Welcome to Onalaska" Sign Fundraising Campaign
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Onalaska Alliance is pleased to announced a fundraising campaign for a "Welcome to Onalaska" sign designed by Onalaska alumni Justin Boggs, graduate of University of Oregon School of Art.
Justin has graciously created this beautiful sign that will be placed at the west side of the new Onalaska Fire Department building, welcoming community members and visitors to our town. Donations are needed for the metal, wood frame to hold the sign and placement costs involved. All funds will go directly toward the completion of this project. Find the DONATE button at the bottom of the page or mail checks to Onalaska Alliance, PO Box 634, Onalaska, WA 98570 A BIG thank you to the following individuals and businesses donors:
Kathy Peterson, Stephanie Rushton, Cinebar Valley Farms, Marcia McReynolds, Sandy Slimack, Miranda Car, Donna Davis, Jason Watkins, Justin Boggs, Cheryl Williams, Elizabeth Beck, John Blair, and Pat Hanson - donation of saw blade. |
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Welcome to Our Community!
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Take Exit 71 Off I-5 south of Chehalis and head east 7 miles on Hwy 508.
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Onalaska is located in Lewis County, Washington just a few miles southeast of Chehalis. Our town is home of the Onalaska Apple Harvest Festival, and beautiful Carlisle Lake. We invite you to visit our wonderful community to enjoy the natural beauty, and our many recreational opportunities.
2021 Onalaska Apple Harvest Festival......was a huge huge success
Many people said it was our biggest festival yet! This wonderful festival was made possible because of the many volunteers who donated their time, talents and resources to put on an amazing festival!
You are all amazing. THANK YOU! |
Become a Community Volunteer or Donator!
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Carlisle Lake Work party
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Community Submitted Photographs of Carlisle Lake
Click the images below to view full-sized in a click through gallery. If you would like to see your photos here, email onalaskaalliance09@gmail.com.
Photos are posted with permission from the community members who took them. They hold the copyright to these images. Please do not use or reproduce them in any way without the express written permission of the owner.
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