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Bike polo finds a long-sought home in Madison
A Near East Side tennis court turns into the new home for a sport that has been under the radar in the city for a decade.
R.A. Smith National Named 2015 Top Workplace by The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
BROOKFIELD, Wis. - R.A. Smith National, Inc. - a multi-disciplined civil engineering and surveying firm - is excited to announce that the firm has been selected as one of The Milwaukee Journal…
Spatial Data Surveys Hires Justin Prehn
Spatial Data Surveys, LLC would like to announce the hiring of Justin Prehn as full-time Staff Survey Technician. Justin has recently completed the Madison College's Civil Engineering Technolo…
Kahler Slater Announces Leadership Promotion Jennifer Schlimgen, AIA, Advances to Vice President
Kahler Slater, an award-winning architecture and experience design firm, announced the advancement of valued team member, Jennifer Schlimgen, AIA, to Vice President. In this role, Jennifer is…
Capitol Bank hires Bill Murphy to help launch Private Banking.
Madison, WI: Capitol Bank has welcomed Bill Murphy to its team of experienced bankers. He will play a pivotal role in its newly formed Private Banking practice. Bill brings 31 years of private…
Passion for energy law fuels Citizens Utility Board director
Kira Loehr is executive director and general counsel of the Citizens Utility Board, which advocates for citizen ratepayers.
Chris Rickert: Lower-cost ways to get people running for the Madison School Board
I suppose it is easier just to hike pay.
Friends of Pheasant Branch Conservancy to celebrate 20-year anniversary Saturday
The 550-acre conservancy is "a big back yard" and a favorite destination to hike, bird watch or take in sweeping views.
Restaurant review: New Mexican place on Willy Street fitting in well
El Sabor de Puebla is a very serviceable taqueria, a category that was noticeably missing from Willy Street.
NBA draft: Frank Kaminsky, Sam Dekker poised to be first Badgers duo picked in first round
The former UW stars could both be lottery picks in tonight's draft at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Bucks: Rebounding big man, shooter among Milwaukee's draft needs
Here are some potential possibilities for the Bucks, assuming they keep the 17th pick.
Tom Oates: NBA draft a bonanza for state fans this year
In addition to tracking the Bucks' first-round pick, they'll be watching to see if ex-Badgers Frank Kaminsky and Sam Dekker become lottery picks.
Badgers football: Three hundred female fans learn the basics in Football 101
The event has raised $114,000 for breast cancer through the Susan G. Komen foundation since it began in 2009.
Mallards: Dalton D'Spain recovers from early trouble to power victory over Rafters
Dalton D’Spain got himself in a bit of trouble in the first inning on Wednesday night when the Madison Mallards right-hander issued a pair of walks around a single and a wild pitch.
Badgers hockey: Blake Geoffrion says second charity game with top the inaugural event
ESPN sportscaster John Buccigross will serve as master of ceremony for the charity game that will feature 29 former Badgers.
Brewers: Jimmy Nelson's gem paves way for win over Mets
The young right-hander gives up just two hits in eight innings for Milwaukee.
Junior golf: Middleton's Loren Skibba is off to Texas after big final round nets WPGA Junior title
Skibba had five birdies and an eagle in a 1-under-par 71 at Dretzka Park Golf Course and held off playing parter Mikayla Hauck of Cottage Grove by two shots to win the state's most prestigious…
UW volleyball: Badgers nab Illinois prep player of the year
Molly Haggerty, a 6-foot-2 outside hitter, commits to UW coach Kelly Sheffield.
All-area boys tennis: State champion Jake Van Emburgh of Middleton named Player of the Year for 2015
Middleton sophomore Jake Van Emburgh wrapped up his Wisconsin high school tennis career at the WIAA state boys team tournament earlier this month at Nielsen Tennis Stadium.
Owners of Mt. Horeb golf course planning to sell it to developers
The village's board president said he expects the golf course will be re-zoned so it can attract developers.