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Birchman, Barbara J.
FENNIMORE - Barbara J. Birchman, age 91, died on Sunday morning, May 24, 2015, at the Fennimore Good Samaritan Society in Fennimore. Barbara was born on Feb. 7, 1924, in Fennimore the daughter…
Reflecting on speed limit changes: At Slower Pace, Less of Rat Race
Editor's note: Last week Gov. Scott Walker signed a bill raising the speed limit on rural Interstate highways in Wisconsin to 70 mph, pending installation of updated signs.
College baseball: MATC drops opener at NJCAA Division II World Series
The Wolfpack erases a 2-0 deficit but wastes an opportunity in the eighth inning to break open its game with UConn-Avery Point.
School Spotlight: Creekside students drum for fitness
Drumming gets the heart rate up.
Restaurant News: Beloved Buraka reopening in Jolly Bob's space
Buraka owner Markos Regassa had been looking for a new location since the forced closure of his restaurant in October 2013.
Choral 'genius' to conduct Madison Choral Project
Nationally known conductor Dale Warland brings 'Music of Our Time' to Madison audiences.
Concert brings Wisconsin cultural traditions to the stage
The Wisconsin Arts Board is starting a new tradition by honoring old ones.
Madison-based scientists aim to bring home MIAs the military missed
UW-Madison's DNA lab, along with scientists from other disciplines, want to raise money to identify WWII remains in Europe.
Michael Perry: Waking up eager to fill the page
I cannot see the future but am often required to write from there. By the time these words appear in public, I will have left the farm for the first leg of a book tour intended to promote the …
Blue Sky Science: How does cancer form and is there a cure?
One of the challenges in curing cancer is: How do you only going to attack the cancer and not normal tissue?
Does Memorial Day or Labor Day have better weather?
Labor Day weekend’s weather is more reliably summerlike.
Doug Moe: Architect of his own dream
As a teen, Jay Blasi's dream was to design a golf course that would host a U.S. Open. Next month in Washington state, the Madison native's dream comes true.
Around Town: Volunteers help improve Ice Age Trail
About 2,000 volunteers create new segments of the trail or clear existing stretches each year.
State park season in full swing and with new amenities
A new pool and splash pad at Blue Mound State Park highlight the additions for 2015
Just Ask Us: How many landmark buildings have been relocated within the city?
Requests to move landmarks are made "thankfully rarely," says the chairman of Madison Landmarks Commission.
SOS: Hospital bill hard to swallow
Russell Lorenz sat in the UW Hospital Emergency Room for ten minutes waiting. His problem fixed itself, but he was still charged $143 and he is not happy about it.
Brewers: Jimmy Nelson hurt by 5 walks as Mike Foltynewicz stymies Milwaukee
Nelson allowed only two runs, but the Milwaukee Brewers were held to only three hits in a 2-1 loss to Atlanta on Sunday.
NFL: New debate will be going for 2 or 1 after touchdowns
Statistics say the 2 now is the better play, but that doesn't mean NFL coaches will pay any heed to the number-crunchers.
Prep boys golf: After a record-breaking conference meet, Lodi sets sights on higher goals
The Blue Devils shot 3-under-par as a team in the Capitol Conference tournament, with sophomore Logan Walzer shooting 6-under 65.