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In the Spirit: Ebola crisis gets personal for one Madison congregation
The Rev. Julius Brent and many of those at Hope of Christ Assembly have lost loved ones to the disease.
Drama plays out in world of online reviewing
Earlier this year, I spoke with Mequon native Kathleen Hale as she released her first book into the world, the young adult murder mystery set in Friendship, “No One Else Can Have You.” In our …
Just Read It | Jeff Veesenmeyer
Just Read It is a regular feature in which the State Journal seeks recommendations from authors, literary enthusiasts and experts, focused on the contributor’s particular genre of expertise.
Garden calendar | For the week of Nov. 2
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
What to watch this week: HBO brings 'Olive Kitteridge' to life
When it comes to telling stories, television does a pretty good job. It’s no novel, but it does well within its limitations – the standardized hour-long time slot, the serialized nature of a w…
Arts picks for the week of Nov. 2
A few of the many arts events happening around Madison this week:
Middleton's Lucigen hopes to make its mark with Ebola test
The company hopes for FDA approval to fast-track its product.
Doug Moe: Martha Stewart taps Madison entrepreneur
Heather Lins' calendar craft kits earn her $10,000 and a trip to New York City.
Chris Rickert: Hunt-crazy Republicans impose government, meddle with market
It's not unusual for politicians to think they know what's best for us. It's just more fun to point out when the politicians are members of the Republican party.
Amendment would require gas tax, vehicle fees be used for transportation
If voters approve, the state Constitution would be amended to require that transportation-related revenues be used exclusively for transportation.
Grateful for the long run, participant says Madison Marathon will be her 100th and last
Janet Hagen, a well-known fitness instructor in town, is taking her own advice and listening to her body.
More runners, earlier start mark this year's Madison Marathon
With the Madison Marathon’s popularity continuing to grow, race organizers have increased the potential field this year to 2,000 runners.
Jerry Davis: Why do ruffed grouse display in fall?
A displaying male wild turkey is a rewarding sight.Equally rewarding, considerably less common, and somewhat perplexing is a male ruffed grouse displaying in autumn.
Shelley Peterman Schwarz: Help for the holidays
Before I learned I had multiple sclerosis (MS), I prided myself on being the consummate party planner and entertainer. It was nothing to host 35 people for Thanksgiving dinner, or 60 people fo…
Going Out: This week's highlights
A full marathon, half marathon and kids race (about a half mile, for ages 3-12) are part of Madison Marathon’s fall race events on Sunday, Nov. 9, with staging at the Capitol Square. The day o…
Travel: Calendar
Coming in Wisconsin this week.
Esther Cepeda: Is technology making us ignorant?
CHICAGO — A decade ago, when I was a graduate student in teacher training, a frightening thing came from an accomplished and generally excellent professor.
Steve Chapman: Ebola quarantines ignore experience, trample freedom
I am a faithful and loving husband to a wonderful woman, and I do not make a practice of hugging women I don’t know. But if I had the chance, I wouldn’t hesitate to embrace Kaci Hickox.
Bob Van Enkenvoort: Avedon and Colby keep pushing forward, challenging themselves
Burt Avedon and Susan Colby have finished a successful kickstarter campaign to help them get their Avedon & Colby field shirt to the market.
State Senate hangs in the balance as Democrats hope high turnout will help them flip it
Republicans say they'll maintain control of the Legislature.