Marathon
WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. – What began as a family hobby for an Aspirus employee grew into a community-wide act of kindness that touched coworkers, local residents, and a young cancer patient hundreds of miles away. For years, Amy Ortner, an Ultrasound Technologist with Aspirus, has participated in the local...
Chief operating officer Payton Pritzl and Frankie: ‘Nobody wants to give up their pets.’. Wisconsin Community Veterinary Center is a low-cost veterinary service dedicated to helping people keep their pets in their homes — and out of shelters. The organization, part of the nonprofit Shelter From the Storm, grew out of the rescue operation, says Payton Pritzl, chief operating officer of both groups.
Step outside on a November night near the Mississippi, and you might hear tundra swans calling high overhead. Most Wisconsinites never look up, and they miss what the swans are up to on the river. Here’s what tundra swans do along the Mississippi every November that most Wisconsinites never see....
Trophy whitetail hunting legend Greg Miller of Wisconsin was a master at killing big bucks on private and public land, but he estimates that 75% of his deer were harvested on public land. Miller shot his best-ever archery buck, a 17-point non-typical that gross-scored 202 5/8 points in December 1990 on snowy private land in Eau Claire County. It ranked as the fourth-largest non-typical in Wisconsin for many years. (Courtesy of Greg Miller)
Wisconsin gets plenty of attention for cheese curds and Friday fish fry, but its roadhouse fried chicken deserves a turn in the spotlight. Out on state highways and county roads, small independent spots are turning out broasted chicken, crispy tenders, and spicy sandwiches that keep regulars coming back every week.
Purchasing land for hunting — whether it’s a 40-acre property or a multimillion-dollar parcel — is a major investment. Companies like Whitetail Properties Real Estate can help make that purchase easier for buyers and sellers. Luke Gliniecki, an agent for Whitetail Properties who specializes in land in...
The Marshfield Winter Farmers Market is opening for their second season on Saturday, November 7th, 2026, and will be held at the Second Street Community Center (211 E 2nd Street, Marshfield, WI 54449) from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM. The market will feature around 20 vendors selling food items...
If there’s an Osterizer blender in your grandma’s kitchen, its story starts in Racine. A lot of what’s in those drawers and cupboards came from hometown makers. Here’s what you’ll find in many old-fashioned grandma’s kitchens in Wisconsin. 1. Community Cookbook. Milwaukee’s Settlement Cook...
In 1917, a fire tore through a roadside inn west of Milwaukee and burned off its...
A block of cheddar can age for 20 years before anyone takes a bite. Some of the cheese waiting on Wisconsin shelves has been around longer than the people buying it. And the places selling it are just as memorable. One is a roadside castle beside a busy interstate. Another is a tiny shop that closes at 2 PM on weekdays and takes the entire weekend off.
MILWAUKEE - The 2026 We Energies Cookie Book debuted online earlier this week, but you can grab a free physical copy on Saturday. We Energies first published the Cookie Book in 1928 to promote electric appliances. Since then, the guide has grown into a beloved statewide tradition for the holiday season.
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Wisconsin has no single “exotic pet permit,” and that surprises many first-time buyers. Instead, the permits you need depend on whether the animal is native or non-native, how dangerous it is, and where you live. Exotic animal permit requirements in Wisconsin come from two state agencies, plus a patchwork of local ordinances that can override … This article, Exotic Animal Permit Requirements in Wisconsin: What You Need Before You Buy , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Taxidermy Laws in Oklahoma: Licensing, Permits, and Compliance Rules Explained • Traveling with Pets to Connecticut: What Dog and Cat Owners Need to Know • Deer Collision Liability Laws in Nebraska: Who Pays and What the Law Requires
Volunteers are installing bluebird boxes at cemeteries across Northeast Wisconsin, helping restore the bird population while bringing color, birdsong and hope to grieving families.
Madison and Milwaukee both cracked the top 55 foodie cities in America, with Milwaukee coming in ahead of Chicago by one spot.
When the air turns chilly, a warm meal and a cozy drink can make the day feel a little better. Chilly days and miserable weather may descend upon us soon, but there are many different varieties of comfort food that can heat us up on the coldest days of the year. Some are even homemade! Around the Stevens Point Area, you’ll find local spots serving comfort food, from diner favorites to homemade soup and hot chocolate.
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Who pays vet bills in a dog fight in Wisconsin? In most cases, the owner of the dog that caused the injury is responsible, and that owner’s homeowners or renters insurance often covers the bill. Wisconsin does not give a dog a “free first bite,” which surprises many owners who assume they are only liable … This article, Who Pays Vet Bills in a Dog Fight in Wisconsin? Fault, Insurance, and Your Options , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Aggressive Dog Laws in Colorado: What Owners and Victims Should Know • Can You Legally Leave a Dog in a Car in Texas? What the Law Really Says • Is January 1 the Dog License Renewal Deadline in Pennsylvania?
On this week’s episode of WTMJ Outdoors, Steve Scaffidi talks with three guests about Wisconsin’s hunting traditions, outdoor living and the technology changing time spent in the woods. WTMJ Outdoors is sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited, a local company dedicated to turning your backyard into your own personal oasis.
We Energies is at American Family Field giving away physical copies of its 2026 Cookie Book. The book features 38 recipes from Wisconsin home bakers.
Director Jocelyne Berumen, center, on the set of her film ‘Mis Undead Quince.’. The inspiration behind Jocelyne Berumen’s new short film Mis Undead Quince comes from the day-to-day work of her Green Bay-based Cyclops Girl Productions, primarily shooting events like weddings and quinceañeras. “I’ll go to these...
