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Why is State Line's new five-year rye creating buzz among whiskey enthusiasts? This limited Madison-exclusive release represents years of patient craftsmanship. Read the full article at Wisconsin’s State Line Distillery Debuts 5-Year Rye Tasting Room Exclusive| The Whiskey Wash
A chill sweeps through the air as a late October breeze stirs more than just the crackling leaves of Madison’s streets. The Capitol looms over the city, casting an eerie glow across the night and footsteps echo all around. Laughter floats out from the taverns, but also from the unbecoming wisps of shadow as the...| The Badger Herald
The first month of school is one long fever dream. You come back from summer with every intention of being a new person: more put together, more academic, more balanced. You tell yourself that this semester, you’ll keep your planner updated, drink a lot of water and maybe even start your homework before midnight. Then,...| The Badger Herald
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Living in Minneapolis and watching our scene progress as it has, it’s easy to forget that progress marches forward in other places, too. A recent vacation to Wisconsin revealed some fascinating culinary journeys – a state treasure that has been developed into something of a House on the Rock style curiosity, a new Asian-inspired spot that is crushing the brief with flavor and balance, and a stuck-in-time-diner that, as far as I’m concerned, has earned the right to remain stuck in time f...| Heavy Table
The new stations are already collecting data that is publicly available through the North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network, which works in conjunction with Minnesota’s.| Brainerd Dispatch
Since the 2018 Farm Bill and Madison’s 2023 ordinance decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana, cannabis entrepreneurs have adapted to the shifting legal landscape — and various legal loopholes — to sell their products.| Isthmus | Madison, Wisconsin
Hammonasset Beach State Park, Connecticut’s largest public beach and one of the state’s most popular attractions, first opened to the public today in 1920. Located in Madison, Ha…| Today in Connecticut History
Adrian Molitor knows a thing or two about hardwood floors. With his Madison-based business, Molitor Traditional Flooring, he’s restored historic floors in some of southern Wisconsin’s most iconic homes and businesses. Learn why the old, weathered wood speaks to him.| Wisconsin Life
I am a teacher at Madison High School in Southern Indiana. I designed this afghan with my school's mascot and donated it to our art department for their annual fundraiser.I LOVE designing afghans with school logos or names. This one was very challenging as I had sometimes 20 bobbins of yarn to work with at once. Good thing I'm a detangling guru!!!| Debi's Crafts and Hobbies
Madison Police Department chief Shon Barnes, who will become the new chief in Seattle on February 1, sharply criticized the Office of the Independent Monitor (OIM) for overstepping its role -- but an oficial from the OIM said Barnes misunderstands what that role is supposed to be. "I think the of| Madison365
Fifty years ago, the tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons was released. Since 1974, the game has been played by an estimated 50 million people worldwide, according to NPR. The game was born in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, and is still played throughout the state and the world. In Madison, players...| Wisconsin Life
Here's a hot take - the Madison, Wisconsin restaurant scene goes way beyond cheese curds. Let's start with the farm-to-table possibilities when you're in the middle of the heartland with the nation's largest producer-only Farmers Market. Throw in some international flair from being one of the ten most educated cities in the US and its proximity to Chicago (America's third largest city). And finish it off with a good beer and some cheese curds, because - On, Wisconsin! Don't believe us? Check ...| Coleman Concierge
Plan your Pride or any weekend in Madison with this guide featuring thriving LGBTQ+ businesses in this super queer and lesbian-friendly destination.| EveryQueer
