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A greenhouse is a dream, a vision of flowers blooming in the dead of winter or harvesting veggies for your family to eat year-round.

An extended UPFRONT interview with Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers

The off-lake households that were granted access to Lake Mendota over a small sliver of land in Maple Bluff will once again be able to install a pier

A Dane County judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit that would have limited some Maple Bluff residents' access to Lake Mendota, saying a decades-old easement included in deeds for area properties gives residents the right to access the lakefront.

The man arrested in connection with a deadly shooting in Blooming Grove Sunday morning was out on dangerously low bail following a nearly yearlong crime spree that has resulted in seven open criminal cases against him.

The man arrested in connection with a deadly shooting in Blooming Grove Sunday morning was out on dangerously low bail following a nearly yearlong crime spree that has resulted in seven open criminal cases against him.

Helen Jeanette Miller Site Contributor MADISON, Wis. – Helen Jeanette Rostad Miller, age 100, died on Saturday, April 24, 2021. Helen was born to Norwegian Immigrants, Jacob and Setona Rostad, on October 25, 1920 in rural DeForest, WI. She attended a one room grade school, graduated from DeForest High and from the Groves-Barnhard Business School in Madison. Helen married Loyd H. Miller on January 10, 1943. Helen was a stoic Norwegian in many ways and credited her long...

More than a Coffee Shop: Ancora Cafe + Bakery Park Bank Community Spotlight Eloise & Peas When Tori Gerding bought Ancora in 2013, she wanted the cafes to feel like home. And that’s because to Gerding, they were like home to her – she worked there right out of college before taking it over upon the original owners’ (Sue and George Krug) retirement. “I spent my first couple years trying to rebuild the brand into the vision I saw for it, which was a more modern cafe vibe with ...

COVID rate in Wisconsin prisons 5 times higher than state By: Associated Press February 20, 2021 9:32 am Signs and posters are left outside the Wisconsin governor’s mansion in Maple Bluff on June 18 as part of a “Drive to Decarcerate” event. Those attending urged Gov. Tony Evers to release inmates from Wisconsin’s overcrowded prisons to slow the spread of COVID-19. Before the pandemic, Evers set a goal to cut the state’s prison population in half. But 23 state prisons still exce...

7 new names in the Madison-area food scene Newly opened and soon-to-open spots include a State Street tea place, a whole animal butcher shop, a pizza purveyor and more. February 16, 2021 7:00 AM Andrea Behling Updated: Photo courtesy of Clydes Pies We were a little surprised to see so many local food businesses opening amid COVID-19 (we featured 15 in the December issue), and the list continues to grow. There seems to be an appetite for new food and drink options serve...