How to organize your home with tips from local home-organizing experts
There are two types of people: those who love organizing and others who haven’t yet experienced how incredible it feels to live in a well-thought-out space.
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There are two types of people: those who love organizing and others who haven’t yet experienced how incredible it feels to live in a well-thought-out space.
This story begins with a rusting white sign on a brick building spelling the word EAT in red neon, and as I’m driving past, the gravitational pull of it causes me to parallel park my truck out front.
Steaks can be complex, even for those who enjoy them regularly, so we’ve identified both the signature and most popular cuts at each location.
After a few bleak years threatened his career and life, a happier and healthier Jason Fields marks one year as MadREP’s CEO.
A look back at a snowy scene on State Street, during a time cars could still drive down the iconic street.
Vegan cookie dough, plantable greeting cards, nonalcoholic drinks, a sustainable shopping option and a locally illustrated book are featured in the December hot list.
These cookbooks from restaurateurs, bloggers, food writers and other local culinarians feature recipes that feel like odes to Madison’s history, tastes and traditions.
For a couple months each year, thousands flock to Lake Geneva to explore the Ice Castles.
Madison Ballet is back with a beloved classic that’s engaged and delighted local audiences for 40 years.
Rachel and Eric Kim stay at the helm of the kitchen and in the front of the house.
As we crawl out of the worst pandemic of our time toward something resembling herd immunity, it is worth contemplating the societal impact of COVID-19.
We didn’t totally plan this, but this issue turned into quite the celebration of winter. You might be thinking, “Wait, my local magazine that’s known for hyping up all that makes Madison great wants me to see the good in our coldest, longest season?” Big surprise, I know. But I have to say, we make a strong case.
Martha Fitzmier creates everything from vases to serving spoons and candlestick holders to decorative storage boxes.
Rachel Sattler and Kim Curran hope to alleviate the overwhelming steps for survivors with their nonprofit, the Dane County Multi-Agency Center, or DaneMAC.
Disconnect from your phone, explore a new area, try a new outdoor activity or curl up next to a fireplace during a winter getaway.
A couple renovated and revamped a Lake Geneva home, turning it into a rentable retreat.
You can invite the whole family, a few friends and anyone else you think needs break in a big barn in the town of Maple.
The Mill Creek Cabins offer an idyllic, remote experience in the hills between Richland Center and Viroqua to allow guests to escape into nature.
Take a walk down memory lane at Camp Edna, a lakeside cottage in Star Lake, Wisconsin.
John Runte already owned the place next door, but when he saw the Red Rail Caboose on the market, he jumped at the chance to keep its engine running (figuratively speaking).
In the middle of the wilderness is a tiny cabin that became Airbnb’s most wishlisted house in Wisconsin.
Stay a couple of nights at one of these unique locales, including a Frank Lloyd Wright home, a Bayfield treehouse and a campground with lots of history in Elkhorn.
A-frame cabins are favorites for those looking for a charming cabin feel.
If vacationing at a remote cabin isn’t for you, opt to stay at a place with multiple units, a rustic hotel or a big enough spot to bring the whole crew.