Terrace chairs return Wednesday, marking start of 2021 terrace season
The Wisconsin Union's Terrace season starts Wednesday as the chairs return to the Memorial Union Terrace.
Tee it up at these local golf destinations
In honor of the Masters, here's a list of nearby courses to get you in the mood for summer golf.
Dane County Farmers' Saturday Market starts this weekend
The Dane County Farmers' Market will open its Saturday Market this weekend at Alliant Energy Center.
5 things our editors love this April
Vintage art, pastry boxes, dried flowers, spices and dog treats are all in our picks.
Vote here for Best of Madison 2021
Vote now for Best of Madison 2021!
Does your ‘we’ include me?
Little Book Project WI’s creative director implores us all to seek true representation in art.
Local woman to compete on American Ninja Warrior
When Yari Azpeitia-Breunig started ninja training, she never anticipated her hard work would land her on TV.
Wisconsin accelerator with national reach takes food businesses to the next level
The fifth annual FaBcap Accelerator 2021 cohort includes a familiar face: Christine Ameigh of Christine’s Kitchens and Slide Gourmet Potato Chips.
LIST: Asian-owned businesses to support in and around Madison
A comprehensive (yet non-exhaustive) list of Madison-area businesses and groups in solidarity with AAPI community members.
Behind the effort to get Dane County residents vaccinated
Vaccines have arrived in Dane County and distribution is underway. But varying needs within vulnerable communities are raising some complex questions.
Madison-based illustrator created a book of besties
Peggy Panosh built a career marketing for Oprah and others before discovering her own artistic talent.
Local artist wants you to find his 3D-printed mini state Capitols
Ken Fager's has been hiding '#MiniWis' around town to spread some joy.
News 3 Now's First Warn Weather Team certified as 'Madison's most accurate'
Designation comes from independent weather verification company WeatheRate, which reviews forecasts throughout the country.
Madison Magazine nabs nine Milwaukee Press Club awards, two national nods
Finalist entries appear in four writing and five design award categories, including best overall design of a magazine.
Jessica Cavazos’ dreams for her organization are much too big to fit on a single sticky note
In getting the job that changed her life, Jessica Cavazos gives partial credit to a sticky note.
Celebrating The Center for Black Excellence and Culture
With a mission to address Madison’s public health crisis of racism, the Rev. Dr. Alex Gee Jr. and many other community leaders announce plans for The Center for Black Excellence and Culture.
6 Madison things our editors love this month
Lotion bars, chili paste and print of Madison's unique intersections are among March's picks.
What to do in Madison this March
Music events, art displays, informational lectures and outdoor happenings taking place in Madison this month.
Samuel Li knows how to find Madison’s good side
The cinematographer and photographer knows how to find the city’s best angles, whether from eye level or 300 feet in the air, showcasing some of the city’s prettiest sights.
Madison nonprofits aim to raise $500,000 during The Big Share
Community Shares supports social and environmental justice organizations during one-day fundraising initiative.
Carebot Health could help schedule COVID-19 vaccines nationwide
As the COVID-19 pandemic raged on last year with no vaccine in sight, I caught up with my neighbor Tyler Marklein.
Where the grass is greener
Can growing awareness of green burials, home funerals and end-of-life doulas unearth a broader conversation about how we could better approach death and dying?
Wisconsin’s original green cemetery
More than a decade before the Farley Center was founded — and just 20 miles down the road — Selena Fox built one of the nation’s first natural cemeteries.
Dr. Amanda Preimesberger goes back to her roots
rootsMD will be a new Direct Primary Care family medicine clinic in downtown Verona. It’s a move that Dr. Preimesberger makes with mixed emotions.
Long-time downtown optical shop moves, cites decline of State Street as cause
After nearly 40 years on State Street, Madison Optometric Center relocated to a new location after three challenging years.
Threshold to close, A Room of One's Own to move into its space
After six years on Atwood Avenue, Threshold is set to close March 31. Shortly afterwards, A Room of One's Own will be taking its place hoping to open in June.
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