Sowing the Seeds of Food Sovereignty and Knowledge in Chicago Posted on May 19, 2023October 19, 2023 by Nicholaus Wiberg In Chicago, the Community Food Navigator gathered people to celebrate a just food system, grow new relationships and get seeds started for urban growing spaces.
At this Milwaukee Institution, Everybody Knows Bob Posted on May 16, 2023May 21, 2024 by Henry Morgan Henry Morgan pulled up a stool next to the man who might be Milwaukee’s most loyal bar patron.
Inside the Floral Fashion Party Posted on May 16, 2023January 5, 2024 by Liliana Fannin Energy was high in the all-white rooms of the Milwaukee Art Museum on the night of National Flower Day. Guests were dressed up in their best floral, spring outfits, socializing and taking photos with each other, while staff passed around complimentary champagne and hors d’oeuvres. DJ Jai played “Flowers” by Miley Cyrus as platinum VIP […]
Fostering a Love of Fitness Posted on May 15, 2023November 20, 2023 by Ainsley Feigles Marlaina Feller has taught P.E. at Steffen Middle School in Mequon for over three decades. Ainsley Feigles reports.
Julius Caesar Comes Alive in a Radio Drama Posted on May 15, 2023November 20, 2023 by Nathan Brown Around 2,000 years ago, Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River in Rome and ignited a civil war. While the voices of average citizens impacted by this event are absent from the historical record, they can be heard today in this imagined news story.
Just Off I-94, You Can Fill Up the Tank and Pet a Donkey Posted on May 15, 2023November 20, 2023 by Olivia Weiss Oconomowoc is home to a gas station that doubles as a petting zoo. Molly Korinek tells Liv Weiss why this rest stop has a special place in their heart.
Bay City Rollers Were Dreamy Back in the Day Posted on May 15, 2023November 20, 2023 by Cameron Knoll Laura Knoll remembers her yesterday’s heroes, the Bay City Rollers.
Gaming Builds Community in Local Storefront Posted on May 15, 2023November 20, 2023 by Dominic Rodriguez Dominic Rodriguez goes to his Local Game Store to feel a sense of community and to also buy some Magic cards.
Spearfishing Tension Reemerges in the Wake of the Barricades Posted on May 15, 2023August 23, 2023 by Lauren Breunig LAC DU FLAMBEAU, Wisconsin — Perched in a rust-colored armchair next to the wood-burning heater in his garage, Tom Maulson points out all the fishing equipment—traditional Anishinaabe five-pronged spears, more modern poles, worn lures and ice cutting tools—nestled between the Folgers cans, hunting gear and boxes in the room. Maulson, a proud grandfather, smiles from […]
Fred Maulson: Navigating Both Worlds In A Younger Generation Posted on May 15, 2023August 23, 2023 by Haley Wichman LAC DU FLAMBEAU, Wisconsin — “We struggle with our own community sometimes, and that’s the difficult part,” said Fred Maulson, son of tribal member Tom Maulson. “We’ve seen and gone off to school and experienced life beyond what we have here.” His father, Tom Maulson, is a former tribal chairman who made headlines in the […]
Hornwinkels’ Marsha Panfil Fights Barricades on Facebook Posted on May 15, 2023August 23, 2023 by Lauren Breunig There are more snowmobiles than cars in the parking lot of Hornwinkels Bear Stube, snow-coated pavement that acts like a continuation of the trails that carve through the woods that cover large swaths of Lac du Flambeau. The buzz of revving snowmobile engines periodically cut through the white noise of the surrounding nature as customers […]
Native Land and the White Man: A Waitress in the Middle Posted on May 15, 2023August 23, 2023 by Anna Gipple Meghan Combs (Valliere), 30, is a waitress and bartender at Black Bear Bar in Minocqua, Wisconsin and Slo’s Pub in Woodruff, Wisconsin. For the entirety of her life, Combs has moved in and around the towns of Arbor Vitae, Woodruff, Minocqua and Lac du Flambeau. Throughout her three years working at the Black Bear Bar, […]