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Keeping Ho-Chunk tradition alive through the arts
The Little Eagle Arts Foundation is striving to be home to exceptional American Indian art and American Indian cultural art education to reinvigorate the Wisconsin Dells area with its rich history.
John Kass: Where's the morality in Clinton's moral universe?
“The arc of the moral universe is long,” shouted the freshly unindicted Hillary Clinton at a Democratic rally in North Carolina, with President Barack Obama at her side and the FBI behind her in her dust, “but it bends toward…
Mitch Henck: Racial tension with police due to lack of trust
Commenting on racial tension in America, then-President Bill Clinton said: “We have to understand the roots of black pain and white fear.”
Big Moves At Quarles & Brady, Madison Partner Becomes Judge, Practice Group Expands
The national law firm of Quarles & Brady LLP is saying 'good bye' to Valerie L. Bailey-Rihn, a partner in the firm's Madison office, as she prepares to become a new circuit court judge for Dane County.
Joining First Weber Inc. as Sales Associates are:
Joining First Weber Inc. as Sales Associates are: John Bowman, Middleton Office; Kacey Davidson, Fitchburg Office; Jennifer Rortvedt, Sun Prairie Office.
SEAN WAYNE AND KRISTY REED ACHIEVE CIRCLE OF SUCCESS RECOGNITION
MADISON, WI - July 9, 2016 - Sean Wayne and Kristy Reed, Private Wealth Advisors with Ameriprise Financial, have qualified for the company's Circle of Success annual recognition program. Wayne and Reed were honored for this achievement at the 2016…
Settlers bank
Windsor, WI. - Tom Spitz, CEO and David Fink, President of Settlers bank congratulate Emily Mahan, Finance and Operations Associate, for completing the Wisconsin Bankers Association School of Bank Management. In addition to Emily's 15 years of industry experience, the…
Oak Bank Hires Lisa Olveda as Loan Assistant
Fitchburg - Oak Bank is pleased to welcome Loan Assistant, Lisa Olveda to its Loan Servicing Team.
You Toon: Mona Lisa dons cheesehead at the Art Fair on the Square
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.
On View | 'Jane Fasse | Selected Works'
For almost 15 years, Jane Fasse has been teaching art classes at Edgewood College. Now a senior lecturer, Fasse is also an artist, primarily a painter.
Bucks: Thon Maker impresses in Summer League debut
Maker, whom the Bucks picked with the 10th overall selection in last month’s draft, had 15 points and 13 rebounds to lead Milwaukee’s summer league team to an 81-75 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers’ entry.
Pro golf: Steve Stricker makes cut at Scottish Open
The Madison resident followed his shaky, opening-round 74 with a 71 and survived the cut at the Scottish Open on Friday at Inverness.
Longevity in Business: Embracing new technology helps Renk Seed Co. evolve with each generation
When it comes to innovation in the agriculture industry in south central Wisconsin, the Renk Seed Co. has made its share of contributions.
Business Digest for July 9, 2016
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Mallards: Offense limited to three hits in loss to Wisconsin
Starting pitcher Troy Bacon and outfielder Zach Jarrett were named to the South roster for the All-Star game July 19 in Kenosha.
Brewers: Milwaukee celebrate Jonathan Villar's winning hit
MILWAUKEE — Jonathan Villar’s single drove in Kurt Nieuwenhuis from second base with two outs in the ninth inning as the Milwaukee Brewers got past the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 on Friday night.
Junior golf: Waunakee's Jacob Werlein wins City title again
WINDSOR — This time, Waunakee’s Jacob Werlein saved his best for last.
Amateur baseball: Diverse group leading Rockers to the top of the Rock River League
The Deacons lost leading hitter Kendall Frank to a knee injury, but continue to contend for a section title.
Track and field: Former Badger Evan Jager wins fifth straight steeplechase crown, locks up second Olympic berth
The American record-holder will look to improve upon his sixth-place finish from London in 2012.
Patrick Durkin: Wisconsin lawmakers just shouldn't cry wolf
What could be more “grassroots” than a meeting run by two lawmakers, and what could be more “crystal clear” than sending a message to a person or agency not identified?