What’s the coolest thing made in Wisconsin? This contest aims to find out
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce hosts 10th annual Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin contest.
Sep
2025
23
LOCAL BUSINESS
Aug
2025
25
WFHR Radio celebrates 85 years of local broadcasting and community service to Wisconsin Rapids
It started with local results from the 1940 presidential election and continues to this day with community information and conversation.
May
2025
24
It’s Official: Kwik Trip Voted America’s #1 Gas Station
USA Today readers have spoken — and crowned our Wisconsin-based chain the country’s best in TWO categories!
May
2025
15
7 locally-owned Wisconsin coffee shops where your dollars make a difference
Sure, Starbucks is fast, but grabbing a cup of coffee from a locally-owned small business is a simple way to make your dollar go further.
Apr
2025
7
Let’s talk about Culver’s political donations
Custard & Campaign Contributions: What Culver’s political donations over the years reveal about the company.
Apr
2025
7
Unbeatable Butter: Meet the sisters giving Wisconsin’s favorite spread the spotlight it deserves
Wisconsin is filled with beer & cheese lovers. But a pair of Columbus sisters are committed to putting another kind of dairy on the map: artisan butter.
Mar
2025
20
Take advantage of the 12 best senior discounts in Madison
Take advantage of these senior discounts in Madison to save on transportation, entertainment, clothing, and more.
Mar
2025
18
Inside Wisconsin’s largest used book warehouse
Leave it to a small town to hide one of the state’s biggest gems.
Driftless Books and Music, located in Viroqua (population 4,300) is Wisconsin’s largest used bookseller, and it’s located in an unexpected place: a historic warehouse.
Mar
2025
13
Wisconsin’s oldest gay bar has closed
This Is It, the oldest LGBTQ+ bar in Wisconsin, has closed its doors for good. Here’s why the business couldn’t survive.
Mar
2025
10
The best bookstore you’ve never heard of: Republic of Letters in Mineral Point
Keith and Leslie Damaso have loved reading their whole lives, but their hometown of Mineral Point no longer had a bookstore... so they decided to open one.
