A CLEANSE TO CURE YOU
byBy Rachel Werner | Photographed by Sunny Frantz NO ALCOHOL, BREAD, CAFFEINE, CHEESE OR CHOCOLATE for one week. That may sound like a small slice of…
June, 2016
THE FREEDOM OF ESSENTIALISM
byBy Shelby Deering When Darcy Luoma, a nationally-acclaimed speaker and professional life coach, asked an audience if they’d heard of essentialism, very few hands…
A WEEK AT THE LAKE
byBy Livia King | Photo courtesy Ben Zeske/The Beacons of Minocqua IT’S SUMMER—AND IN WISCONSIN, THAT MEANS WE HEAD NORTH, to slow days, pine trees and…
HELPING CANCER SURVIVORS HEAL
byBy Livia King Women recovering from breast cancer need help healing emotionally as well as physically, and the Breast Cancer Recovery organization offers several…
HEALING HOPE
byBy Marni McEntee INSIDE AN UNASSUMING BUILDING on busy East Washington Avenue, The Rainbow Project’s staff has created a universe of healing for families affected by abuse, neglect,…
A DIFFERENT KIND OF LANDSCAPER
byBy Teri Barr | Photographed by Hillary Schave SHE’S BEEN TEARING DOWN WALLS HER ENTIRE LIFE. These days you’ll most likely find Liza Lightfoot moving the rocks…
ELKHORN’S GOOD THINGS
byBy Shelby Deering ABOUT 15 MINUTES FROM THE TOURIST DESTINATION OF LAKE GENEVA, YOU’LL FIND A HAMLET OF JUST OVER 10,000 NESTLED AMONG FARMERS’ FIELDS AND COW…
PRETTY, USEFUL THINGS
byBy Rachel Werner | Photographed by Hillary Schave Christianne Laing’s Avid Gardener boutique is devoted to the art of floriculture—and to those who love it. Whether a…
THE GOOD EARTH
byBy Rachel Werner | Photographed by Hillary Schave A stroll around Megan Cain’s Madison yard makes it clear: The lot is as much—if not…
BUONA NOTTE
byBy Rachel Werner | Photographed by Josh Witzel STROLLING THROUGH DOWNTOWN MADISON, the culinary opulence can be overwhelming with posh names and mod décor beckoning from each…