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Summerfest, 1930s-Style

The world’s largest music festival starts this week in Milwaukee. But while it may be the biggest, it isn’t Milwaukee’s ...

The Harley That Went To War

Lots of people love their Harleys. Frank Latta loved his motorcycle so much that he took it with him to ...

The Joy Of Walking In The Rain

For some people, rain is the chance to hunker down indoors. For others, rain is something to enjoy outdoors. Crystal ...

Life On Shore For A Ship Captain’s Family

Ann Lewis grew up the daughter of a Great Lakes ship captain. Ships came in, ships went out – and ...

The Explosive Art Of Stick Vega

Some people make art using paint; others draw. Artist Stick Vega uses gun powder to create pop art.  He discovered ...

Apprentice Learns The Art Of Tattooing

Writing on the body is as old as time. Artists learn how to do it in multiple ways, including apprenticeships. ...

“New” Old Treasures At The Hamilton Wood Type Museum

A museum in Two Rivers is sorting through five semi-trucks worth of special carved wood printing blocks.  The Hamilton Wood ...

The Cost Of The Eight-Hour Work Day

In the 1880s, the eight-hour day emerged as the prime focus of the labor movement. Historian John Gurda reminds us ...

Symphony Celebrates Fifty Years of Music In Ashland

The Chequamegon Symphony Orchestra recently celebrated 50 years of performing in northwestern Wisconsin. Danielle Kaeding reports the orchestra has tied ...