Ojibwe Culture Preserved In Birch Bark Canoe Building Tradition
As a young boy, Wayne Valliere’s grandmother said to him, “Your grandfathers are written throughout history. I challenge you and ...
George Poage: The First African-American Olympic Medalist
George Poage moved to La Crosse as a young child in 1884. Locally, he was known as a scholar and ...
Green Bay Teen Spends Week With “Sisters Under Sail” Tall Ship Program
15-year old Brianna Thom wasn't shanghaied into serving on a ship like in days of old, but voluntarily signed up ...
A Tall Ship Sail Into Great Lakes History
This weekend, maritime enthusiasts will gather in Green Bay for the Tall Ship Festival. Producer Aubrey Ralph spent the day ...
Clan Mother
Molly Miller is a clan mother among the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohicans. Historically, clan mothers were decision makers in their ...
Pier Natural Bridge Park
Wisconsin's landscape is dotted with spectacular geologic formations. Producer Nancy Camden happened on one in Richland County where she met ...
Lighthouse keeper
Lighthouses have guided navigators through the Apostle Islands for more than century. Commentator Dave Cieslewicz has spent his last few summers ...
Saving Kewaunee’s Clock
If you leave Kewaunee in a hurry, it's easy to miss the world's largest grandfather clock sitting on a hill ...
Big Star Lake
For a lot of midwesterners, summer is the time to head “Up North” to a lakefront cabin or camp on ...
You’re The Ones
On the last day of Black History Month, commentator Alex Gee has a message for African American kids. Kids growing ...
Paramount Records
February is Black History month. Today, commentator Dean Robbins uncovers a little-known story, about the Wisconsin roots of some of ...
Bunny Berigan
75 years ago, a man from Fox Lake did something extraordinary. So extraordinary, that the state of Wisconsin erected a ...
Jello Salad
Alongside the turkey, mashed potatoes, and cranberries is another Midwestern holiday tradition: jello salad. If you’re lucky (or unlucky) enough ...
Immigrant Plants
Many of the herbs and vegetables in our summer gardens are European immigrants. They came to Wisconsin as seeds and ...