Shelia Stubbs: Rectifying Disparities in our Criminal Justice System
The passion and excitement that pours from Shelia Stubbs as she tells her story of activism and her pursuit of racial equity, is contagious.
Support for Cancer Patients and Their Families
The Madison area has a number of organizations that support cancer patients and their families with support groups, retreats, fundraisers and more.
2019 Fall and Winter Fashion and Jewelry Trends
Fall and winter bring out some of the best trends. Here are a few of our favorite cold weather trends, plus three stand-out shows from NYFW, thus far.
Planning for Pregnancy
Three local medical professionals offer advice, encouragement and answers to your most commonly asked pregnancy and childbirth-related questions.
Bookworm Gardens’ Magic School Bus goes to D.C.
This year, Bookworm Gardens is part of the Gardens Across America exhibit in Washington D.C. put on by the United States Botanic Gardens.
Shape Shifter: Julie Raasch’s evolving workshop
Julie Raasch has been doing photography and creating jewelry for many years, moving her passion into her home around 2012.
A Room of Her Own: Beth Racette designed her dream studio
Madison-based artist Beth Racette thinks big. From her large-scale art installations to the two-story studio she built in 2002, physical space is important.
Small Space, Big Ideas: Where Chris Echtner’s imagination soars
Tucked upstairs in Chris Echtner’s two-story Madison home is the small studio where all of her big ideas come together for her mixed-media paintings.
Where Creativity Lives: Diana and Tom Johnston’s studio home
The Johnstons own Brewery Pottery,which houses their living quarters upstairs, a downstairs gallery and enough studio space for both of them to pursue their passions.
The Art and Science of Graying Gracefully
On average women notice their first gray hairs in their late 20s, and by age 50 most of us, without intervention, will sport manes of over 50 percent gray.
