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Order the September Issue: Living Well in Madison

The September issue of Madison Magazine features stories about living well in Madison, including Top Nurses and Top Dentists.

The latest edition features a few reasons why Madison has been named No. 1 on the Top 100 Best Places to Live in America list for the second year in a row.

Jack Koziol

A career in securing cyberspace

Making a living in information security was once considered a rare, if not impossible, challenge. But Madison’s Jack Koziol proved them all wrong.

Making a living in information security was once considered a rare, if not impossible, challenge. But Madison’s Jack Koziol proved them all wrong.

Bill And Bobbie Malone dressed in western wear and cowboy hats sitting in a box seat at Stoughton Opera House

Catching up with Bill and Bobbie Malone

The Madison expats and married authors are still going places on their musical adventure that never ends.

"Traveler," Bill and Bobbie Malone's new book, will be released this fall. The couple moved to Texas after 25 years in Madison, but the adventure continues.

an illustration showing a male doctor looking out the window and a female doctor in a face mask with her hand up to her face deep in thought

What happens when the doctor needs help?

A physician-turned-therapist now gives other doctors the mental health and substance abuse counseling they need.

A physician-turned-therapist now gives other doctors the mental health and substance abuse counseling they need.

Clouds North Films owner Bob Trondson stands behind a camera with his glasses held to his mouth

Snapshots of Life

Clouds North Films creates long and short documentaries that give viewers up-close-and-personal perspectives of their fellow community members.

Clouds North Films creates long and short documentaries that give viewers up-close-and-personal perspectives of their fellow community members.

Children in a pool at the end of three yellow, blue and red waterslides

Remembering Madison’s Wild Waters

Do you recall the wild days at this south-east side water park from 1984 to 1991?

Do you recall the wild days at this south-east side water park from 1984 to 1991?

On the left is retired journalist Rob Zeleski and on the right is the cover of his new book on David CouperDavid Couper

David Couper: cop, priest, provocative conversationalist

Madison journalist Rob Zaleski's new book on the former police chief reveals there has always been more to his story.

Rob Zaleski will discuss his new book about David Couper with Doug Moe at Mystery to Me on Aug. 23. "I wanted it understood I was not his friend. I was going to hold his feet to the fire," says Zaleski.

The Heights outdoor patio

The Heights cafe to permanently close next week

After staffing shortages and pandemic restrictions, North Allen Street restaurant will close; turn into event space and grow its membership wine program.

After staffing shortages and pandemic restrictions, North Allen Street restaurant will close; turn into event space and grow its membership wine program.

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The Amys: Call for Award Nominations

Madison Magazine partners with Mike Gannon for second year to spotlight and award local women in honor of Amy and Jocelyn Gannon

Madison Magazine partners with Mike Gannon for second year to spotlight and award local women in honor of Amy and Jocelyn Gannon

An illustration of a man and woman holding bicycles at the end of a trail, and the trail leads to a house in the distance

The Trail to Riley Tavern

The day a bicycle ride in pursuit of beer and pizza took a fateful turn.

The day a bicycle ride in pursuit of beer and pizza took a fateful turn.

A woman in a paint-splattered red jumpsuit and yellow sneakers sitting on the edge of a gray couch in front of a gallery wall. A cat is laying between her feet.

A smart second life for Smart Studios

New owner turns the famous Madison recording space into a short-term rental.

New owner turns the famous Madison recording space into a short-term rental.

Group of people hold up Ukrainian flag outside of house

One home, two families: An unbreakable bond from Ukraine to Fitchburg

A Susan Siman feature: Two families brought together by an adoption journey decades ago reunite after one of the families had to flee their war-torn home.

A Susan Siman feature: Two families brought together by an adoption journey decades ago reunite after one of the families had to flee their war-torn home in Ukraine.