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Beaver Dam play traces the Constitution through 4 generations
BEAVER DAM – The Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre will present “What the Constitution Means to Me” Nov. 6-15 at the theater, 117 W. Maple Ave. The play blends personal memoir and analysis of the U.S. Constitution, according to a community announcement. Playwright Heidi Schreck recounts becoming a constitutional debater to raise money for college tuition and examining how the Constitution affected four generations of women in her family. The script explores domestic violence, immigration and civil rights while considering how the Constitution can both protect and fail individuals and how it could evolve for future generations. Tickets cost $18 for adults and $10 for students. The play covers mature topics. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit BDACT.org . This story was produced by reporter Nida Tazeen, NTazeen@usatodayco.com , with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on Fond du Lac Reporter: Beaver Dam play traces the Constitution through 4 generations
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Beaver Dam Rec Dept Bowling League Resiults
The City of Beaver Dam Recreation Department Friday Bowling League recently reported the following results from October 30th. The Pin Busters defeated Maybe Next Time, 3-1. Wayne Jesberger led the Pin Busters with games of 181, 154 and 193 for a 528 series. Guy Street rolled games of 167, 128 and 227 for a 522 series. Tim Drews added a 223, while Dennis Weidner had games of 157, 181 and 217. Don Taylor rolled a 168, and Mark Menhalski had a 151.
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PHOTOS: 2026 Madison Hard Hats with Heart
Dozens of professionals from the architecture, engineering and construction industry on Oct. 22 attended the Madison Hart Hats with Heart event at Wisconsin Aviation at the Dane County Regional Airport. The event was presented by Hobart-based JT Engineering, Inc. This year, Ross Williams, a paramedic and triathlete, was presented with...
Madison365
Madison College exhibit explores Indigenous relationships with Wisconsin’s land and water
What comes after a land acknowledgement? A new Madison College art exhibit invites visitors to explore that question through the work of Indigenous artists reflecting on their relationships with Wisconsin’s lands and waters. “Indigenous Wisconsin: Beyond Acknowledgement” brings together Indigenous artists whose work explores reciprocal relationships with the natural...
GazetteXtra
The mall's spookier side appears as horror movie film crew uses Uptown Janesville for film shoot
Hello, Rock County! Here are your top Monday headlines: The Uptown Janesville mall has been haunted by an increase in kids who are involved in youth hockey and other sports at the adjacent Woodman’s Center, but that’s not very spooky. At least, not as spooky as what’s been going on in the background. Local residents have been talking for weeks about a Wisconsin shopping mall that serves as the filming location for a new, as-yet-unreleased horror film, ”The Space Between.” They say stills and snippets from the film shown in internet teases make it clear: From the concourse’s walkways, to the mall’s center court, it’s clear that the movie was filmed at the Uptown Janesville mall. The talk is true. The Elkhorn-based Career and College Academy received a $1.035 million grant for its YouthBuild grant , which gives students hands-on training for work in the trades. Do you have a story you'd like the Gazette to follow? Let us know with an email to The Gazette's City Editor, Neil Johnson at neil@gazettextra.com!
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Scottish comedian Daniel Sloss is learning to listen
The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Food & Culture newsletter for exclusive weekly insight. Midway through a Zoom interview with the Cap Times, a fan approached Scottish comedian Daniel Sloss to ask for a photo. He briefly paused the conversation to oblige.
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Madison College exhibit explores Indigenous relationships with Wisconsin’s land and water
What comes after a land acknowledgement? A new Madison College art exhibit invites visitors to explore that question through the work of Indigenous artists reflecting on their relationships with Wisconsin’s lands and waters. “Indigenous Wisconsin: Beyond Acknowledgement” brings together Indigenous artists whose work explores reciprocal relationships with the natural...
City of Madison Wisconsin
Nehemiah Invites Community to Fourth Annual Black Film Festival
MADISON, WI—Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development will bring together film, conversation, community and celebration during the fourth annual Black Film Festival November 20-22, 2026. Each day of the festival takes place at a different host venue, including Central Library on Saturday, November 21. Following a ticketed fundraiser and...
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A place for people to make things
Just past the bright watercolor paintings in the entrance of Stoughton’s historic train depot, students recently gathered to create mosaics using colorful ceramics in a large, brightly lit classroom. Earlier that week, acrylic painting, book-binding and an author talk were underway in the same room.
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Wyocena Village Votes to Shut Library, Residents Rally With 175 Signatures
Wyocena village officials have voted to close the community's public library by the end of 2026, after the South Central Library System found the facility out of compliance with state standards for two years running. Now residents are fighting back, gathering more than 175 petition signatures and offering cash to keep the doors open.
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Abel Contemporary Gallery Announces Three New Exhibits
Stoughton, WI – Abel Contemporary presents Ryan Myers – Who Gives a Flock?, Cup Show : Group Show, and in no.5: You Cannot Rest Here by Emma Hitzman. Shows Open Online Saturday, November 14 at 10 am CDT. Artist Talk with Ryan Myers – TBD. Artist Talk...
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Between two lakes in Madison sits a Capitol with fossils older than Wisconsin itself
It sits between two lakes and hides fossils in its walls. Downtown Madison has a landmark that most people outside Wisconsin have never heard of, and it costs nothing to walk inside. The Wisconsin State Capitol rises at the center of the city on a narrow strip of land with...
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Cross country: Craig's Andrew Wieners finishes 74th at State
WISCONSIN RAPIDS — Janesville Craig junior Andrew Wieners wrapped up his 2026 cross country season on Saturday by competing in the WIAA State Cross Country Meet at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. Wieners ended up finishing 74th overall in the Boys Division 1 Race, running a time of 16:51.2. His time marks the fastest time for a Janesville Craig runner at the WIAA State Championships since Bryan Bloomquist ran a 16:20.2 back in 2019. This marked the 28th straight year that Janesville Craig boys & girls cross country sent either an individual or team to compete at the WIAA State Meet. Wieners, who has now competed in each of the last three state meets, will have his sights set on making a fourth and final return to the big dance in 2027, his senior season. Ultimately it was Logan Zeise, a junior at Milwaukee King, that came away with the 2026 Boys Division 1 title. Zeise ran a 15:02.7.