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Fire On Ice

There are many things to enjoy about a frozen lake. For Patti See, it’s a bonfire built, improbably, on the ...

Winter On The Edge Of The World

Wisconsin winters are known for being cold and harsh. But John Gurda reminds us of the 19th century settlers who ...

Dark Winter Light

There’s something about winter light that isn’t like any other. Mike Paulus tells us about the things hidden and revealed ...

Every Drop Counts For Family Living Off The Grid

Carol Dunbar and her family live off the grid in northern Wisconsin. It has its challenges, but those challenges have ...

The Astronomy Behind The Fabled Star Of Bethlehem

One of the most fabled stars in human history, the Star of Bethlehem, is also one of the biggest mysteries. ...

Wisconsin 101: Yerkes Telescope And The Birthplace Of Astrophysics

The 40-inch refracting telescope at Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wisconsin, contains the world’s largest refracting lenses. Built in 1895, the telescope ...

Hunter Still Drives Deer To Honor His Brothers

Ron Weber made his first drive as a teenager with his brothers. His brothers have since passed away but Weber ...

Natural and Organic Product Blogger Exposes Greenwashing

The expression “think globally, act locally” goes back a long while. And in today’s highly connected world it’s easier to ...

Furniture Maker Designs With Math

“I love waking up in the morning and coming to work.”  It sounds a little odd at first, but Richard ...

Wisconsin Life #409: “Making Magic”

This collection of stories from people sharing their “Wisconsin Life” includes the story of Kim Souther, a classically trained cellist ...

The Quiet Rolls In

There are many reasons to hunt. For Mike Paulus, part of the appeal is the quiet. Things calm down right ...