When Steve Eliasen was in his 20s, he and his friends packed into a car every Saturday and drove to the Greenbush ski trails of
Category: Sport & Leisure
Breese Stevens Field celebrates its centennial year
This year marks the 100th anniversary for Madison’s iconic Breese Stevens Field, and the first for the city’s new women’s soccer team, the Rally Madison
Capitols team president excited for move to DeForest, impact on community growth
By the time the puck drops on the 2026-27 season, the familiar rhythms of junior hockey in the Madison area will sound a little different.
Madison’s parks system leaders work to make outdoor spaces accessible for all
After a long and harsh winter, the first few days of spring are warmly welcomed by Midwesterners who have spent months indoors. Luckily for the
The heart behind Apex Nutrition
True health goes beyond nutrition—it thrives in the connections we build and in the communities that support us. Apex Nutrition in Middleton, a nutrition bar
Folk dance is something we can share
In fall of 1963, Michael Kuharski, a freshman at UW–Madison, walked down Library Mall, exploring the student organizations and clubs his new school had to
Common Ground with… Itzel Martinez Castillo
A behavior health care coordinator at Access Community Health Centers and an organizer within Madison’s Oaxacan-American recreational basketball scene, Itzel Martinez Castillo, 25, is passionate
The power of two pedals: Biking brings numerous benefits in Madison
Laura Sollinger’s legs burned with every push of the pedal as she climbed the steep hill on her red bike. Her breath came in ragged
A new kind of teen scene: If I could buy East Towne Mall…
On the busiest road in Madison, in the cut, sits East Towne Mall. This place was built in 1971 with plenty of stores. Now it
Zen on the rooftop: Joan Herzing’s journey to calm minds
“You’re sitting in front of an aquarium window. You’re comfortable, you’re dry, you’re safe and you’re looking at the fish that are swimming past you.
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