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Mentoring has evolved to become knowledge sharing
Once upon a time, mentoring involved a one-on-one relationship between an industry veteran and a newcomer. But the role of mentors is evolving.
To manage risk you need to know its different forms
Understanding different types of investment risk is key to financial success. Most investors take risk as a given, but it’s important to distinguish various forms of business and market risk. Many retirees put all their assets in low-yielding investments they…
Together: Five common refrigerator organization mistakes
The refrigerator, a container for perishable food, needs organizing like any other area of your home.
Carrie Lukas: Bill Clinton should back off if he becomes the first 'first man'
It was never going to be easy for the husband of the first woman president to take on the role of “first gentleman” — or whatever becomes the moniker for the male version of first lady.
On Retail: Campaign aims to promote during road construction headaches
The Monona East Side Business Alliance is promoting businesses along Cottage Grove Road during nearly six months of road work
Second book a bit harder to reel in for Harms
For Kelly Harms, the former literary agent and editor turned novelist, the “sophomore slump” was no joke.
Pediatrician educating public on epilepsy by sharing personal experiences
Dr. Kristin Seaborg founded her business on a book.
On Wisconsin: Butter plant expansion leads to demise of Hillsboro airport
The airport is about to close to make way for a warehouse for Land O'Lakes
Wisconsin Kenworth unveils new facility as parent company CSM continues to grow
The expansive $10 million facility is showcase and respite for truckers along the interstate
Balancing Act: Looking to the Olympics for a lesson in body diversity
After the 2012 Olympic Games in London, artist Wendy Fox embarked on a project to show the stunning body diversity among female gold medalists.
Garden calendar | For the week of Aug. 14
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
Population of rare butterfly explodes in Wisconsin
But the endangered species vanished from some other parts of the Midwest after harsh weather in 2012, and habitat restoration money is tight.
Participation in FoodShare falls more than 120,000 in two years
More than 120,000 fewer Wisconsin residents are using food stamps than two years ago, and up to $197 million less will be spent on food stamps this year than what was spent in 2014.
For Jimmy Anderson, call to politics followed life-changing accident
Anderson, 29, won a Democratic primary election Tuesday and likely will be the next representative from Assembly District 47.
Chris Rickert: UW-Stout paintings and a correct 'political correctness'
There's nothing wrong with being correct.
Daniel J. Seehafer: VA system is worth saving
BEAVER DAM — I am tired of hearing the tragic personal stories. I am frustrated by reading the news coverage. And I am perplexed by the official responses to the litany of post-9/11 Wisconsin veterans who either die in VA…
Pro golf: Steve Stricker far back of Ryan Moore heading into final round of John Deere
Stricker is 11 shots behind, while fellow Madisonian Jerry Kelly missed the cut.
Prep football: Jake Ferguson has been preparing since kindergarten for the coming season
The Madison Memorial tight end/receiver/linebacker, a Wisconsin commit, leads a strong crew out to make Big Eight history
Gary Engberg: Wisconsin and Baraboo rivers prime waters for catfish
Shore fishing for catfish is common on Wisconsin rivers and the Wisconsin and Baraboo rivers offers a chance of catching many eating size ‘cats and the opportunity of catching a 30-pound-plus flathead catfish.
