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VIDEO: Wisconsin’s bizarre history
Wisconsin’s history is far more than just cheese and dairy farms. Here’s what you need to know about Wisconsin’s bizarre history.
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VIDEO: US Open Chainsaw Sculpture Championship
The US Open Chainsaw Sculpture Championship was held in Eau Claire, WI. Check out the sculpture that one first place at the US Open Chainsaw Sculpture Championship.
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Democratic Hopefuls Want to Keep Western Wisconsin’s Congressional District Blue
The retirement of longtime US Rep. Ron Kind (D-La Crosse) sets up a tough battle for Democrats to retain his seat. Rebecca Cooke’s decision to seek election to Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District seat was born of a desire to see a less-political, more grassroots elected official represent the district. Brett Knudsen decided to run…
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Christmas Tree Farms Enjoying Robust Season Thanks to Demand for Locally Grown Trees
Wisconsin’s roughly 400 licensed Christmas tree growers seeing strong sales.
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Oshkosh Is Fixing Harmful Depictions in Its Chief Oshkosh Statue
The city of Oshkosh is adding new plaques explaining why its statue of its namesake, Chief Oshkosh, falls short.
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Oshkosh Is Fixing Harmful Depictions in Its Chief Oshkosh Statue
The city of Oshkosh is adding new plaques explaining why its statue of its namesake, Chief Oshkosh, falls short.
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Shopping Not Done Yet? Why Not Check Out One of These Christmas Markets
We’ve curated a list of 15 Christmas markets around Wisconsin for your wintertime enjoyment (and maybe some last-minute gift shopping)!
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The Lore, Legends, and Traditions of Wisconsin Deer Hunting
Thousands take off from work and school to hunt for their buck, a time-honored tradition that has seen its share of legends, tragedies, and new curveballs.
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Brownfield to Baseball: Beloit Hopes Ballpark Will Revitalize Downtown
A new baseball stadium shows how communities can reclaim polluted land to create new experiences.
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Indigenous Chefs Are Ready to Share Their Native Cuisine With Wisconsin and the World
From the Menominee to the Ho-Chunk, Wisconsin tribes are finding new ways to celebrate and preserve their history through traditional food and agricultural practices.
