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Everson, Joyce Vivian (Lillesand)
VERONA - Joyce Vivian (Lillesand) Everson, age 94, died peacefully on March 13, 2015, in San Mateo, Calif.
School Spotlight: 2003 Jetta an upgrade for winning Sun Prairie students
They won a student-mechanics contest.
Alliant Energy schedules public meeting on new power plant
The natural gas-fired generator would be built near Beloit.
Badgers men's basketball: Bo Ryan a finalist for Naismith Coach of the Year award
Bo Ryan has been named one of four finalists for the 2015 Naismith Men's College Basketball Coach of the Year award.
Progressive Dane calls for special city committee to review police policies, practices
Political party demands committee with broad representation also look at operations of city's Public Safety Review Board
Restaurant News: After nearly 40 years, Amy's Cafe will morph into Mezze
The couple who own the Argus and took over Amy's Cafe in 2011, have shut Amy's down and are replacing it with a Mediterranean restaurant.
gener8tor makes list of top U.S. business accelerator programs
The fourth annual rankings were released Tuesday at SXSW.
Badgers football: Corey Clement rolls with changes on UW's coaching staff
Clement, UW's top returning running back, begins spring practice with a new head coach and his third position coach in three seasons at UW.
Wisconsin hunting and fishing groups oppose cutting DNR scientists
Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget would eliminate 18.4 positions that are vital for hunting, fishing and trapping in the state, the groups say.
Senate to take up testing delay during busy day at the Capitol
School districts would not be given a report card for this school year.
Marcus to hire 100 more for Sun Prairie cinema
The Palace Cinema is scheduled to open April 30th and employ 200 people
Madison MSA ranks among top metros nationally for new, expanded corporate facilities
The No. 5 ranking among like-sized metro areas in 2014 was up from No. 8 in 2013's rankings.
Steinhafels keeping family touch as company grows
Steinhafels is one of the most recognized names for furniture in Wisconsin, but the 80-year-old company isn’t resting on its legacy.
Beer Baron: Shining some light on the collaborations at Next Door Brewing
The East Side brewpub has teamed up with 17 nonprofits or companies to round out its revamped beer lineup and meet some neighbors in the process.
Jonah Goldberg: Jeb Bush isn't the GOP's ideal 'change' candidate
Let us now make the case for Jeb skepticism.
Fire breaks out in same block Tony Robinson was killed
A fire in a two-story residence on Williamson Street Monday night happened in the same block where Tony Robinson was shot and killed 10 days earlier.
College basketball: Refs cheer new high-def replay system for NCAA tournaments
The system means officials will be able to see much more quickly some of the same replays everyone is seeing on TV — and just maybe some of those delays to get a call right won't be so excruci…
Kaleem Caire: Time is right for Madison Prep
Caire's comments come after an amplified focus has returned to the city's massive racial disparities among black and white students after Friday's shooting death of unarmed black Madison teen …
Badgers men's basketball: Sold-out venue won't stop UW fans from attending NCAA tournament game
Wisconsin basketball fans are flocking to StubHub and other secondary ticket markets for the top-seeded Badgers' game Friday night in Omaha.
WIAA state basketball: Cuba City's legendary Jerry Petitgoue reflects on his long, successful career
In 48 years of coaching, Cuba City's Jerry Petitgoue has built community, character and champions ... and a record of success that will be difficult to catch.
