Not long after he obtained his first weight set, Josh Kosier started noticing the compliments rolling in. “Hey Josh, you look like you’re working out
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Crafting connection: How Hanna Brettner’s State Street jewelry stand became a beacon of joy
Lia Kerrigan drags her finger across the blue marble stone dangling from her neck. “I bought it freshman year. People know me for wearing it,”
The Tower’s gift: Erin Gilbert’s ascension to Reiki
A seasoned Reiki practitioner with decades of experience, Erin Gilbert, 48, has touched the lives of hundreds of clients. At the same time, Reiki, a
Training the people who make Wisconsin cheese unique
After spending several years making yogurt, Brad Harkins decided to try something new. But he was still interested in working in the food industry, and
One of a kind meat training program brings people from across the country to Madison
Despite the meat industry being one of the biggest industries in Wisconsin, the community of people who work in the meat business is relatively small.
Common Ground with… Joe Mazzara
Joe Mazzara, 60, has spent his whole life in Madison. Joe owns Ken’s Meats & Deli, a kind of corner store on Monona Drive that
President Biden unveils new student loan forgiveness plan during Madison visit
The president told the crowd this debt relief could be “life changing” for borrowers MADISON, Wis. – President Joe Biden visited Madison Area Technical College
The workers behind the unions
Individuals across the world participate in union organizing for various reasons, but one common goal is wanting to help those they work alongside. These four
A look at Wisconsin’s labor union trends in the shadow of Act 10
The number of labor union members in Wisconsin decreased between 1983 and 2022, with a slightly steeper plummet 2010 onwards, according to data from the
Madison’s first municipally-owned grocery store
When people think about hunger, they have a picture in their mind of opening cupboards and seeing them bare, said Melissa Bublitz, a professor of