Catching up with Bill and Bobbie Malone
"Traveler," Bill and Bobbie Malone's new book, will be released this fall. The couple moved to Texas after 25 years in Madison, but the adventure continues.
David Couper: cop, priest, provocative conversationalist
Rob Zaleski will discuss his new book about David Couper with Doug Moe at Mystery to Me on Aug. 23. "I wanted it understood I was not his friend. I was going to hold his feet to the fire," says Zaleski.
Roach: In God We Trust
"They worship a Jesus who has a three-car garage and looks more like a Norwegian than a short Jewish guy."
New indoor pickleball facility grand opening is Aug. 1
The Pickle Pro Courts grand opening is Aug. 1 at 5:30 p.m. and features Beef Butter BBQ and a pro fundraising exhibition match benefiting FEED Kitchens and the River Food Pantry. The five-court indoor facility is Madison's first.
Editor's Note: Spreading her wings
A plastic pink flamingo on the cover. How have we not thought of this sooner?
Sunday Reads: An author and her cat, plus a viral story gone wrong
This is last month's edition of the Sunday Reads newsletter curated by Associate Editor Maggie Ginsberg. There is still time to sign up for this month's.
Local singer-songwriter slows down but his music is heating up
Sauk City native Sam Ness's new album, "City Lights and Smoke," launches with a release concert at the Majestic Theatre on July 23.
Former TV news anchor is now seizure-free and back in Madison
After Sarah Carlson's on-air seizure went viral and epilepsy threatened her career, she moved and shifted gears. Now she is back and living seizure-free.
Editor's note: modern humanity
I don’t usually write about national events in this space, but nothing else feels more important.
Sneak preview: The reimagined golf course and community event space opens today
Glenway Golf Course is now The Glen Golf Park after a reimagining worth $750,000 from Michael Keiser. The public course and community event space reopened July 1.
Roach: Walk On
"I remember the day well. It was the moment I realized I had discovered a new sport."
Remembering Reid Gilbert
The 91-year-old mime master who first put Spring Green on the arts world map died on May 28.
Sunday Reads: How do you enjoy life during challenging times?
This is last month's edition of the Sunday Reads newsletter curated by Associate Editor Maggie Ginsberg. There is still time to sign up for this month's.
Neil Heinen: This is a Madison collaboration not seen since Monona Terrace
Op-Ed: Three Reasons The Center for Black Excellence and Culture — which is the answer to "What can I do?" — deserves your support
Editor's Note: We’re just pet people
Our team has been excited about this special edition for close to a year, and we’ve been stockpiling story ideas for months to fill an entire magazine, front to back, with pet-related content.
Soccer in a time of war: Madison videographer Bill Roach documents the spirit of Ukraine
Roach was part of an ESPN crew reporting on the Ukraine national soccer team's World Cup bid.
Roach: Toy Story
"We, meaning my wife and I, are in an interesting phase. We raised three children and ushered them off to college. They are now working professionals. They have their own homes and lives."
Grooving with the ghost particles
The new "ghost particles" group was formed by five musical friends from several area bands. Their debut CD of the same name features 11 original songs.
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