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Davis, Dr. Frederick Jefferson
MADISON - Dr. Frederick Jefferson Davis, age 93, passed away on Aug. 18, 2016, at Attic Angel Place, his home for the past few years. Arrangements are pending. A full obituary will appear in Sunday's paper.
Karls, Priscilla M. (Acker)
MADISON / WAUNAKEE - Priscilla M. (Acker) Karls, age 94, passed away on Saturday Aug. 20, 2016, at Waunakee Manor Health Care Center. She was born Feb. 12, 1922, in Ashton, to Anton J. and Katherine (Kalscheuer) Acker. She married…
Area girls golf season outlook: Teams, players, events to watch
THREE THINGS TO WATCH
Madison area theaters offer a taste of Indian cinema
Three Madison area theaters regularly show Indian films for the city's growing Indian community and for anyone interested in expanding their horizons.
Prep golf season outlook: Oregon's Taylor McCorkle is sharply focused on golf success
A standout summer has the North Dakota State recruit all revved up for a big senior season with the Panthers
Anya Kamenetz: Financial health check can lead to better saving
According to a national poll released by Bankrate in June, just 28 percent of Americans have the recommended six months’ worth of emergency savings in the bank. Meanwhile, the very same percentage of respondents has no savings at all.
The Red Zone podcast: Talking QB battle and previewing UW's secondary and offensive line
As the season approaches, Jason Galloway previews the Badgers' defensive backs and offensive line before BadgerNation's Benjamin Worgull joins to discuss UW's quarterback battle.
Farm prospers by providing land, larger markets for Hmong farmers
HAFA aims to help Hmong families gain stability, profit
Driver identified in fatal Columbia County crash
Authorities identified the deceased driver from a crash Thursday on Highway 60 in Columbia County as Douglas Lee, 54, of rural Fall River.
Hands on Wisconsin: Olympic glory gives way to election headaches
After watching the best athletes inspire us during the Olympics in Rio, we now get to be discouraged by our politicians for the next two months.
Badgers football: UW unranked in preseason AP poll
After missing out on top 25 of the USA Today Coaches Poll earlier this month, the University of Wisconsin football team will also begin the season unranked in the Associated Press AP poll.
We sit with Jimmy against OWI scourge
OUR VIEW: Man who lost family and ability to walk because of drunken driver should be powerful voice for change in Legislature
Madison Style: Derber Design creates unique home decor
Their brother acquired a plasma torch for his welding business not knowing it would spark Dana Derber and Debra Derber Oien to start their own business as well.
Through candid obituaries, families fight heroin and opioid addiction
After Jesse Sparks died from a drug overdose in Madison July 25, his obituary didn’t mince words.
Creativity and science converge at technology-focused summer camps in the Madison area
Students across the Madison area temporarily swapped typical warm weather activities this summer for the chance to work with cutting-edge technology and expand their science skills.
Madison Police: Crash on Near East Side shuts down Williamson Street
Around 2:45 a.m. Sunday, officers responded to a two vehicle crash at Mother Fools Coffee House, 1101 Williamson Street, that left multiple people pinned in a vehicle, police said.
YOU TOON: College students spot special back-to-school sale in this week's caption contest
Fill in the caption with a clever quip by Wednesday and win publication of your line with the cartoon in next Sunday’s newspaper. You’ll also receive a signed print of the cartoon by artist Phil Hands.
Adaptive fitness classes help people find their personal path to fitness
This summer Jane Schmieding biked 650 miles — 10 for every year of her life — on a red hand bicycle.
Gary Engberg: Early migratory bird seasons on horizon
An estimated 30,000 to 40,000 people will hunt doves in Wisconsin with an average hunter harvesting five birds.The predicted fall harvest based on estimates is 100,000 to 150,000 doves -- a relatively small number considering 4 to 5 million birds…
Chris Rickert: Paul Soglin's case for early annexation of town is less than believable
Soglin says his intent is two-fold -- which is believable by about half.