Twenty-two years and counting for 'Jonathan and Kitty’
Jonathan Suttin and Kitty Dunn have cohosted their radio show for 22 years this month, in an industry notorious for fast goodbyes and constant change.
How a 'death doula' brought peace to a Madison family
"I miss her dearly but I never thought seeing a loved one go would be like that," says author and veteran's advocate, Doug Bradley. "Peaceful and perfect.”
Roach: A drawer full of masks
Late this morning, the bride and I will hop into the car and drive to Walgreens in Illinois where we will get our first COVID-19 vaccine shot.
Editor's note: Chef of the year
It’s never been just about a chef’s talent in the kitchen — which Francesca Hong undoubtedly possesses — that wins them the title. It’s also about a chef’s efforts to make their city a better place for all.
What's next for a Madison marketing maven?
Marketing maven Marsha Lindsay, of venerable agency Lindsay, Stone and Briggs, now focuses on her consulting business, Lindsay Foresight & Stratagem.
Local chess prodigy looks beyond the board
He was a grandmaster at 14, winning an unprecedented three straight U.S. Junior Championships. College is next for Madison's Awonder Liang, who turns 18 in April.
Remembering Bob Royko: 'Everyone should have such a brother'
Longtime Madisonian Bob Royko would have lived a full and admirable life even if he didn’t have a famous brother — which he did. It’s how I met him.
Editor's note: History here and now
Living through history gives me a deeper appreciation for people like Levitan, who preserve and retell the true tales, no matter how painful or incredulous.
Celebrated golf entrepreneur offers to transform Glenway Golf Course
Having Michael Keiser offer to transform Glenway is like having Steven Spielberg volunteer to shoot the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce’s annual video, Doug Moe says.
Roach: Knock it off!
Assuming there are no further coup attempts, a new chapter for America has begun.
A Madison woman found the RNC pipe bomb in D.C.
Madison native Karlin Younger was outside her Washington, D.C., apartment when she saw what she thought was garbage. Then she looked a little closer.
A UW Alum Pens an Untold Watergate Tale
When James Barron was studying for a master’s degree at UW–Madison in the late 1960s, crossing paths with soon to be notables like Paul Soglin and Dick Cheney, his best moments were spent with Capital Times journalist John Patrick Hunter, who was ready with some advice.
Madison’s Mar-a-Lago Connection
News reports of President Donald Trump’s plan to spend the holidays at Mar-a-Lago, his Florida resort, reminded me of something Hanns Kuttner mentioned when I profiled him several years ago in Madison Magazine.
Madison author has a new book and memories of legendary test pilot Chuck Yeager
In Lenore McComas Coberly’s view, Yeager’s character — and her own — were formed by the West Virginia hills town where they grew up.
Roach: Shot in the dark
Wow. Almost didn’t get this column written because I was sick this past month.
Editor's Note: Moving forward into 2021
Forward we trudge into 2021, with gratitude, humanity and hope in our hearts.
Auctioning Oscar Mayer history
More than 300 items of memorabilia from prolific local collector are up for auction through Dec. 20
A Madison native’s love letter to Cubans and their vintage cars
Michael Shapiro was sitting on a park bench in Havana one day in 1999 when a Cuban woman told him how a Chevrolet Impala helped christen her marriage.
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