Wisconsin People & Ideas
I go by Hortense. At group, last names don’t come up. It’s not officially anonymous, but there is a sense of confidentiality. Unspoken, but understood.
We rolled into the College of Menominee Nation in Keshena on a Friday night, as the setting sun broke through the clouds and cast the campus in peaceful purple and grey light.
Heather Kerrigan traveled more than 2,600 miles across Wisconsin to sample as many of the state’s beer, brat, and cheese delicacies as her stomach could handle.
We move into the summer, a season cherished for a slower pace, reveling in the outdoors, and leisure time with those we love.
In this issue, we’re giving a fresh voice to Wisconsin’s landscapes, traditions, and cultural communities.
With their varied selections of books and eclectic events, indie bookstores across Wisconsin have the potential to build bridges between groups that may not realize they have shared values
A look at the Southern Driftless Grasslands through the eyes of a Bobolink
Madison-based luthier Todd Cambio crafts guitars that echo the past while carrying traditional music into the future
In midsummer, Amy Yocum’s Madison garden is a riot of color. The blues and purples of the wild geraniums, anise hyssop, blue sage, and violets contrast with the bright orange of the butterfly weed...
The first international Earth Day celebrations were held in April 1970, and I experienced it at a 6:00 sunrise gathering at Picnic Point, on the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison.
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Madison, WI 53703
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