Amy Gannon’s immeasurable impact on local entrepreneurialism
Madison mourns the loss of Doyenne co-founder Amy Gannon, who had an immeasurable influence on local entrepreneurialism.
Statue of Liberty to return to Lake Mendota
The Statue of Liberty tradition is returning to Lake Mendota during the Wisconsin Union's Winter Carnival on Feb. 3-9.
Using her voice to help local businesses in their recruiting efforts
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.
Wendy Bucci, daughter of MAD magazine founder, calls Madison home
William M. Gaines, her father, got a kick out of his daughter's adopted home
Organizers of Late Winter Market share tips, changes to improve market experience
After more than 4,000 people attended the first Late Winter Market at Garver Feed Mill, organizers are making some updates and suggestions based on feedback from attendees.
Wisconsin's swing state of mind in the upcoming presidential election
The 2020 presidential election will be about Wisconsin.
What’s ahead in 2020 for Madison's startup community?
Local startup experts share what’s next.
Listen deeper with the Local Voices Network
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.
Combat Blindness International has been restoring sight for 35 years
In 2018, three generations of a Madison family took a trip to India that would help restore vision to people who are blind and, at the same time, fill the hearts of those doing the helping.
Madison Magazine publisher accepts role with Indian Country Today
Karen Lincoln Michel caps nearly five years with magazine.
Flooding of cropland, shifting growing seasons wreaking havoc on area farmers
Crops are potentially another climate change casualty in Dane County.
Araceli Esparza helps fellow Wisconsin Latinas find and raise up their voices
She is also the founder of Wisconsin Mujer, a diversity-focused consulting agency, and host of the “Midwest Mujeres” podcast.
Can a zero-emissions rideshare startup help reimagine transportation in Madison?
Zerology's mission is simple: "Eco-friendly carsharing through our easy-to-use app."
Warning signs of climate change
The Madison area is experiencing frequent flooding, algae-choked lakes, heat waves and the presence of more disease-bearing ticks and mosquitoes. But what is being done about it?
350 Madison thinks globally, acts locally
A citizen group enacts campaigns and demands more of lawmakers.
Socially conscious startups can make money and save the world at the same time
The rise in socially conscious companies — particularly benefit corporations and Certified B Corporations, or B Corps — has me hoping we’ve evolved.
Brenda Gonzalez acts as a bilingual bridge by removing barriers, helping underserved populations
Brenda Gonzalez wants to assist her constituency on campus and people throughout the community by removing barriers and collaborating with other groups.
Portrait and silhouette artist uses collage to capture her subjects' multiform meanings
Using varying textures, jagged edges or bright colors in a collage, Madison artist Natalie Ergas strives to capture the meaning, purpose and story of her subjects — their “native essence.”
Dane County Regional Airport announces five new non-stop destinations
More flight options are coming to Madison as the Dane County Regional Airport announces five non-stop destinations out of Madison.
Telling his story as a transgender man in transition
Like those who inspired him to start his own journey, Tori Vancil shares his experiences as a transgender man in transition.
Soldiering on
Four of Dane County’s 26,237 veterans share their stories of service to this country, finding a new normal in life after war and how they soldier on despite the challenges.
A hearse's final resting place on Speedway Road
If you've ever driven down Speedway Road, you've probably seen the vintage hearse on display in a glass box at Cress Funeral & Cremation Service.
Tom Still: Morris Andrews made a difference in public education
His work for teachers' unions is his legacy
A startup city reboot
The new writer of this column follows her predecessor’s lead on how to cover a fast-changing segment of Madison’s economy.
Haunted hallowed grounds at Forest Hill Cemetery
The cemetery has as many as 339 unmarked graves and headstones that are too poorly engraved to identify the interred.
Madison's pied piper of pickleball
Pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton and table tennis.
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