Jonathan Little currently manages a handful of musicians and programs three channels for the online music streaming service Accuradio and for 22 years has worked as an executive for TroyResearch.
Art Cart, a partnership with Madison School & Community Recreation and Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, is celebrating its 45th year, and kicking off the season Monday.
Madison Magazine partners with MMSD to create a special edition celebrating the class of 2020
The Madison Metropolitan School District and its foundation do much more outside (and beyond) the classroom.
Madison Metropolitan School District partners with Morgan Murphy Media for a graduation like none before it.
Editorial director Neil Heinen offers words of wisdom for this year's graduating class.
Breaded, seasoned and spiced, fried chicken has always been an ideal centerpiece of a summertime picnic or a Fourth of July cookout.
Enjoy a mural, cute camping cups and more from Madison businesses.
After 10 years of operating a food cart and three years of owning a cafe, Good Food Low Carb Cafe is stopping operations.
The Innovate Network, coordinated by UW–Madison’s relatively new Discovery to Product, or D2P, program pulls together more than a dozen campus and campus-affiliated efforts.
The Madison Area Music Association announced today the single most ambitious initiative in its 17-year history: to raise $250,000 for individual local musicians who have lost work and wages due to the coronavirus pandemic.
With the explosion of the craft beer industry, more women are at the helm on brew days.
As a way to help restaurants, the city of Madison started the Streatery Restaurant Recovery Program.
Roza Gilles can tell you the exact date her life changed.
To help save costs, Overture Center for the Arts is suspending performance series and in-person programs through the end of November.
Katrina Ervin, founder of Ice Cream Social, started making ice cream for her family and friends this spring during Wisconsin’s “Safer at Home” order.
Here are 19 patios, porches and decks — and links to their safety guidelines – that are serving up great summer bites and drinks at limited capacity if you’re looking to dine outdoors.
Daniel “Kooy” Buie gleans happiness from hip-hop dance, and he’s passing that passion on to his students.
Seven of Isaac Scott's breathtaking black and white images taken at protests in Philadelphia are spread across 14 pages in the June 22 issue of The New Yorker magazine, which includes other stories related to George Floyd and social justice.
Sixty years ago, Sen. John F. Kennedy’s presidential campaign drew huge crowds and dramatically altered local politics.
Steven Wright’s first novel, “The Coyotes of Carthage,” is informed by the five years the author spent doing voting rights litigation for the United States Department of Justice.
In an effort to provide aid to recovering businesses, the City of Madison created the “Streatery” Restaurant Recovery Program, which temporarily allows restaurants to expand outdoor dining onto the public sidewalks, on-street parking areas or in privately owned parking lots through an administrative approval process.
In times of turmoil, it is difficult to see the full story. But then it hits you: The chaos is the story.
National Association of Black Journalists updates its style guide, and we are, too.
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