Will Green turned pain into passion in creating Mentoring Positives
Will Green started Mentoring Positives to help those in the community and to honor his late mother’s legacy.
Madison Magazine - June 2021
6 locally made summertime sweets
The freezer aisle has nothing on these thoughtfully made, local frozen treats.
Kanopy Dance leaps forward with new instructors, space and insights into what makes art come alive
Kanopy Dance Co. & Academy, a resident company of Overture Center for the Arts, has broadened over the past pandemic year to include the ability to adjust to social and economic restrictions, turning new obstacles into opportunities for growth and development.
LIST: Hidden gem patios in the Madison area
This summer, sip and savor in the outdoor dining scene.
This year’s 71st annual Parade of Homes will showcase the latest trends
This year’s Parade of Homes will be June 18-27.
Makela Humke is taking flight after becoming south-central Wisconsin's first female Eagle Scout
Portage’s Makela Humke was the first female to represent the Scouts at the annual Capitol presentation that dates back decades.
Sunn Cafe brightens up lunchtime in Mount Horeb
Cindy Curtes and Tasha Peterson would joke about opening a lunch spot, but it wasn’t until the right location on the corner of East and Main streets opened up that it became a reality.
Local tech startup’s software offers flexibility in our new working world
Thousands of businesses and schools are already using AirDeck, which was launched in January 2020.
6 things our editors love this June
This one's for all the lovers of e-books, brandy, board games, sustainable bags, healthy snacks and handmade jewelry.
The Madison Mallards undergo a Ruthian rebrand
The Duck Pond went dark in 2020, but with an updated look and the 2021 season underway, the Madison Mallards are signaling a new start.
Local leatherworker handmakes leather goods that last
When he’s not renovating camper vans, Josh Oakes creates wallets, bags, belts and more.
Parenting in the pandemic
From the moment my husband and I learned that our son was autistic, we leaned into the idea of building a team.
Roach: Goodbye, old friend
The past year will be remembered as one of loss.
Editor's note: It’s about the stories
There’s power in good storytelling, and it’s a responsibility and an honor to get to do it.
Satya Rhodes-Conway stays the course
Challenges over the past 15 months — maybe greater than any others a Madison mayor has faced — have stalled progress on her ambitious list of goals for the community. But Satya Rhodes-Conway, who fell in love with Madison “almost” at first sight, is no stranger to tough times.
Faces of pride
Meet 11 Madisonians in the LGBTQ community who celebrate their authentic selves not just in June during Pride Month.
