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In the 608: Food Traditions at Memorial Union Terrace
Living here in the 608 has a lot of perks, and food and drink are definitely high up there on the list.
In the 608: Wollersheim releases new wine ahead of Mallards opener
Anticipation is building for the return to baseball at Warner Park as the Mallards are back later this month.
In the 608: 'Luke's Closet' providing confidence for children in foster, kinship and adoptive families
Luke's Closet is a ministry of St. Luke's Lutheran Church.
In the 608: Support local this Cinco de Mayo
It is Cinco de Mayo and many local businesses are hoping for big year after being impacted by the pandemic.
In the 608: Cottage Grove F.D. receives grant from Gary Sinise Foundation
Over the past few years, the Cottage Grove Fire Department has been replacing gear for all 39 of its current members, purchasing 3-4 sets per year.
In the 608: Help support Big Brothers Big Sisters with "The Hunt"
You have the chance to help out a great organization here in the 608 starting this week.
A lesbian couple was shocked to learn they won prom king and queen
(CNN) -- A lesbian couple at an Ohio high school said they never expected to be voted as prom king and queen, but that's what happened last month. Annie Wise and Riley Loudermilk, both 18, have been dating for six…
These people started using drugs as children but turned their lives around. Here's how.
Editor's note: If you or someone you know needs help, text Partnership to End Addiction at 55753 to connect with one of the nonprofit's specialists. (CNN) -- Honesty Liller started using drugs when she was 12. "I just wanted to…
High school seniors get prom of their dreams despite difficult year
NEWNAN, Georgia (WGCL) -- Newnan High School seniors braced for the news prom would be canceled but instead school leaders announced they would move forward with the in-person event, plus pay for all seniors and their dates. The special night…
Why banning political discussions at work is flawed
(CNN) -- Late last month, Basecamp, a project management software company, banned "societal and political discussions" at work. Given the company's relatively small size, the decision might have gone by with little notice, but its founders have made a name…
SSM Psychologist: Start conversations about mental health with children early
Kids are often used to getting the annual physical or normal checkup, but it’s not common that they understand the health of mind, and the body, go hand in hand.
In the 608: Racing is back at Madison Int'l Speedway
Racing is back at the Madison International Speedway as the Joe Shear Classic 200 is on for Sunday, May 2.
In the 608: Pickleball courts coming soon to Platteville
You'll find Mike Hefty many days playing pickleball at the Westview Tennis Courts in Platteville. Mike says he fell in love with the game right around the start of the pandemic.
In the 608: Resale shop a community staple for Mazomanie
There’s a secondhand store in western Dane County that’s become a community staple over the years.
SSM Health: Sustainable diets lower risks for disease
Earth Day has passed, but the SSM Recipe for Health team is still focused on how a more sustainable lifestyle impacts our health. This week, Physician Roopa Shah says a more sustainable diet makes a difference, too!
In the 608: "Eat Out For Good" this week and support local
The Goodman Community Center is working with local restaurants to support them during the pandemic
In the 608: Inside look at local coffee shop on wheels
There are a lot of coffee shops saturating the Madison area, but there’s at least one of them that will come right to you.
In the 608: How 'Karaoke Matt' is giving back
There's a man right here in the 608 working to make a difference day after day.
Meal prepping with Angie Horkan
Angie Horkan from the Wisconsin Beef Council shares a recipe that's perfect for week-long meal prepping.
In the 608: How you can get behind the wheel of a school bus
The nationwide bus driver shortage continues, and many local bus companies are dealing with the impacts of that shortage.
In the 608: Take things to new heights at Boulders Climbing Gym
Boulders Climbing Gym was founded in 1996 by local Madison climbers who had the intent to bring the sport they loved to the masses and to create a training facility for themselves and their friends.
SSM Health: Sustainable Habits are good for more than the environment
This Thursday we celebrate Earth Day, a day designated to caring for and showing appreciation for the planet that we call home
In the 608: Business booming for downtown Mount Horeb
The village hosted a celebration over the weekend, which corresponded with the reopening of the Streatery program.
