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ROVING REPORTER On Afro-Peruvian music and the resilience of the human spirit
Alright, so I'll grant that the complete moral hypocrisy of slavery was settled long ago, but in colonial-era Peru it was taken to particularly brazen heights. Cotton barons who apparently had no qua...
Posted on 5/31/12 at 4:36 PM
STAFF BLOG ALL ABOUT FOOD Breakfast at Green City Market -- The Best Ever!
Located along the south end of Lincoln Park along Clark Avenue, Chicago's Green City Market bustled with activity on Saturday morning. Young parents pulling wagons loaded with children eating an appl...
Posted on 10/10/11 at 9:27 AM
POWERFULPERSPECTIVES Living as a Gypsy
I applied for a job with an adventure company and found myself in a hotel conference hall with several other applicants. Joe, the manager, was our interviewer and began the demonstration with a motiva...
Posted on 3/14/11 at 9:13 PM
GOD TRACKS An angel in Russia
Bruce and Sue Kaul never aspired to be world travelers, but on April 4, 2005, they found themselves on a wild ride to Stavropol, Russia, a city near the border of Chechnya, the republic that had been ...
Posted on 10/11/10 at 9:45 AM
Walker rides a Harley with Chinese, meets President Xi while on trade trip
Four days into a trade mission to China, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, wife Tonnette and an entourage of Wisconsin business executives and state officials have met the Chinese president, cemented a couple of business deals and posed with thumbs up at the opening of a new Harley-Davidson dealership in Tianjin.
April 16, 2013
Heavy ice will delay first towboats; tourism conference underway; 2 boys die in house fire, more state news
Wisconsin NewsThe first spring shipping boats will appear later than normal on the Mississippi River in western Wisconsin. Meanwhile, a thousand people connected with Wisconsin tourism are gathered in Madison to rally around the state's second largest industry. Read on for stories about a fatal duplex fire in West Allis, goats killed in a barn fire near Janesville and the state's latest snowmobile fatality.
March 18, 2013
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Little Free Library phenomenon gains momentum
The Little Free Library movement that got its start in Hudson is ready to shift into the next phase, according to founder Todd Bol. The story of 2012, he said, was that the little libraries are popping up everywhere.
By Randy Hanson , March 18, 2013
New Flying J plaza opens at Roberts
A Flying J Travel Plaza has opened in Roberts near the Interstate-94 and the new cloverleaf interchange under construction at Wisconsin Highway 65 exchange.
By Gretta Stark , October 25, 2012
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They sing it like they mean it
He wanted nothing inappropriate or disrespectful, warned the Catholic priest at the large church in Poland just before the choir began its performance.
By Judy Wiff , September 17, 2012
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Two homes in Hudson lost to lightning strike; ash borers found in Perrot State Park; State pays $1.5 million for wolf predation, more briefs
Lightning is being blamed for a Saturday night fire which destroyed two homes in Hudson. Meanwhile, a Bruce woman who was reportedly refused employment commandeered a construction crane and damaged a car and officials say the Emerald Ash Borer has been found in Perrot State Park, marking the infestation's spread to western Wisconsin. Plus more state news.
August 20, 2012
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Olympic fever grips local woman 'on holiday'
Carole Mottaz says her first visit to the Olympics won’t be her last.
By Debbie Griffin , August 10, 2012
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Sinkhole opens up in middle of Hwy. 35 in Hager City
A small sinkhole cracked open right in the middle of Hwy. 35 south near its intersection with Hwy. 63 yesterday evening.
By Sean Scallon , July 25, 2012
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St. Croix County Fair begins 5-day run on Wednesday
More than 20,000 people are expected to attend the St. Croix County Fair Wednesday, July 18, through Sunday, July 22, and those involved are gearing up for the numerous events.
By Emily Miels , July 15, 2012
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Fund set up for Mansfield family
A fund has been set up by the Associated Banks to help aid the Mansfield family of Somerset as they make their journey to Zambia to pick up their grandchildren following the tragic death of their daughter Katrina and son-in-law Jay.
By By Jace Frederick , June 14, 2012
Visitor spending rises in Pierce, St. Croix counties
According to an annual analysis released May 4 by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism, visitor spending for 2011 increased 7.29% in Pierce County to $23.4 million and 7.18% in St. Croix County to $74.4 million.
May 16, 2012
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Library speaker will recount his dog-sledding Alaskan saga
At 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 24, in the lower level of the public library, Wisconsin native Jim Ryder will speak about his incredible journey to Nome, Alaska.
By Jillian Dexheimer , January 17, 2012
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World War II Coast Guard sailor takes an honor flight
Orland “Dutch” Spielman traveled the South Pacific and was up close and personal with some pretty heavy naval action during World War II. Last month he got a chance to visit the memorials to World War II and other conflicts in Washington, D.C., on a Freedom Flight.
By Jon Echternacht , November 05, 2011
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