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State’s oldest orchestra thrives under new conductor

The honorific Maestro typically given to an orchestra conductor conjures up images of a stern taskmaster or demanding perfectionist. But ...

Community blooms at Milwaukee flower shop

A constant in Mikel McGee’s life has always been flowers. Both her grandmas were avid gardeners. Her maternal grandmother had ...

Reducing the world to English: My job as a court interpreter

Every day in courthouses across the state, people’s lives are affected in consequential ways. Author Shauna Singh Baldwin of Milwaukee ...

Raiders of the lost memorabilia

Michael T. Miller has always enjoyed the magic of the movies. “There is something to be said about a small ...

Harry Houdini and his unbreakable chain to Appleton

Harry Houdini was a master of illusion. Appleton officials have paid tribute to his talents with a museum exhibit and ...

Smashing the patriarchy, one ollie at a time

Madison's skating scene is taking a stride towards inclusivity with the introduction of Femme & Queer Skate Night. This grassroots ...

The Rebirth of Jazz Saxophonist Frank Morgan

Imagine making it as a musician not only once, but at two distinct moments in your life. That’s what happened ...

Wisconsin 101: Racine Belles movie costume

In the early 1940s, many women stepped up to the plate to become professional baseball players after most men were ...

Jerry Jordan paints the Black experience

On a table in Jerry Jordan’s East Side Madison studio you’ll find a big book collecting the work of John ...

The goose pond: Finding healing in presence

Sometimes, an ordinary experience surprises us — turning the mundane into something extraordinary. Writer Crystal Chan felt this on a ...