Golf enthusiasts can catch the USGA in full swing at the 2025 U.S.
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Celebrate the heritage of the Wisconsin state tree at the Taylor County Lion’s Maple Fest, on tap Saturday, April 26 …
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The great outdoors, on display in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show
by Jan SchroderMarch roars into State Fair Park like a lion, bringing with it the 84th Annual Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show …
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All eyes will be on the Badger State later this winter when Wisconsin hosts the 2025 World and U.S. Snowshoe …
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Prepare to be awestruck as North America’s No. 1 Dinosaur Experience stomps its way into the Wisconsin State Fair Park …
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Come July, the city of Milwaukee will be on display as tens of thousands of Americans descend for the 2024 …
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For the eighth consecutive year, the city of Milwaukee will celebrate The 28 Days of Black History throughout February, national …
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Join the United Nations Association of Greater Milwaukee for its Dec. 9 meeting
by Jan SchroderThis December, Universal Human Rights Month, join the United Nations Association of Greater Milwaukee in educating, inspiring and mobilizing the …
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Mark your calendar to celebrate Milwaukee’s Hispanic Heritage in style at the UMOS Mexican Independence Day Festival on Saturday, Sept.
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Start 2023 on both feet at the New Year’s Eve Chilly Chili Run and Walk – held on the Marian University …
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For the first time in 18 years all five planets visible to the naked eye will be in the sky …
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Resilience is the theme of Science Talk ‘21, an annual conference for U.S.
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It’s December in Wisconsin – you know what that means.
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Even in these trying times, all is not lost. Captain Pabst Pilot House is still going strong with their Swing Jazz …
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Fall is officially upon us.
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Had enough of the summer heat? It’s time to take things underground.
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Feeling a bit overwhelmed in life lately? You aren’t alone. If you need an escape, take a road trip to …
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Amid statewide cancellations, some July 4 celebrations will carry on
by Jan SchroderThe coronavirus pandemic has changed summer plans more than anyone could have imagined.
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My younger brother recently graduated from Georgia Tech and quarantine has certainly put a spin on how we’ve celebrated this …
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Beer, lederhosen and oompah music; the three combine into a joyous, month-long festival celebrating Wisconsin’s German roots. Where should you …
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Looking for gently used, inexpensive clothes and furniture? Chances are pretty good that you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for …
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Interested in attending the biggest music festival on the planet? You don’t have to drive far. Milwaukee’s gargantuan Summerfest hosted …
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Looking for a refreshing change from the Hollywood formula? A unique date idea? Or just an excuse to visit Madison …
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True Wisconsinites know that the only way to beat winter is to layer up and embrace it. That’s the philosophy …
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Looking back at January’s debut of The Wisconsin 100, it’s interesting to see how things played out during the year …
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The Economic Impact Issue covered success stories about the state’s economy – from the recent business boom in Beloit, to …
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With a total gross dollar impact of $204.5 million for Milwaukee and a source of 2,350 jobs, residents and visitors …
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This year of stories, podcasts and videos wouldn’t have been possible without the talented business people across the state who …
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Since 1988, the BMO Harris Bradley Center has been at the center of much of Milwaukee’s nightlife, but after 30 …
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Just passing through or seeking thrills, here’s the map explained:
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