From forager to chef-proprietor: how Tami Lax's background influences her today
It wasn’t Lax’s ambition to pursue a culinary career when she left the Fox Valley to study business at the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire.
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It wasn’t Lax’s ambition to pursue a culinary career when she left the Fox Valley to study business at the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire.
From the second-floor rehearsal space in the new Hamel Music Center, one can gaze out upon the Chazen Museum of Art and East Campus Mall — all part of a University of Wisconsin–Madison arts corridor.
Madison mourns the loss of Doyenne co-founder Amy Gannon, who had an immeasurable influence on local entrepreneurialism.
Whether you’ve been a vegetarian or a vegan your entire life or are trying to reduce the amount of meat you consume in 2020, there is a herbivore-friendly haven for you.
A professional coach with a diverse background — from a career in finance to a stint as a recording artist — shares how she incorporates her experience as a person of color in helping local businesses in their recruiting efforts.
William M. Gaines, her father, got a kick out of his daughter's adopted home
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The 2020 presidential election will be about Wisconsin.
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When millions of viewers tuned in to NBC in September to watch 32-year-old Madison native JT Roach win the season finale of NBC's "Songland," they quite possibly witnessed the best day of Roach's life. But that's not the same thing as living your best life, and Roach knows it.
There’s nothing inherently wrong with making resolutions or seeking self-improvement.
Next time you just can’t decide, consider a food tour.
When the 2016 presidential election left pundits and pollsters stunned over how they could have been so off base about the concerns of rural America, they came looking for Kathy Cramer.
Volunteering doesn’t just help the communities and causes to which you’re giving your time, treasure or talent — it benefits you, too.
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