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Since 2011, Downtown Madison Inc. has released an annual report detailing “timely, objective, and accurate data about downtown Madison.” Take a look at the 2023 report with us to see how the city is evolving as of late.
We need a little help from you. We believe it’s important to ask the right people the right questions — right here in the community.
Madison is on track to have an Amtrak station. In the meantime, trains abound.
This one’s for the history buffs. Take a walk back in time with us as we check out some historic landmarks around the isthmus.
Madison Roller Derby is celebrating its 20th anniversary this season.
There are many local organizations trying to eradicate homelessness.
Check out this roundup of current open positions in the Madison area. From dog lovers to healthcare professionals, we’ve included a variety of job titles for your consideration.
One of the oldest synagogue buildings in the country resides in Madison.
UW-Madison’s Mead Witter School of Music has many events throughout the year, many of those free.
Check out winter and holiday-themed events happening in and around Madison in this seasonal guide.
We fancy ourselves a hyper-local newsletter, and what better way to bring a community together than with food? We want to eat our way through the holiday season with all of you.
The city is trying to use less salt this winter. We all should.
There’s nothing quite like winter in Wisconsin. To avoid being fined this year, we’re brushing up on the city’s winter road rules and resources.
See what Editors Jonathan and Ally are shopping this year.
Independent bookstores are thriving in our city, both new and used.
An 81-year-old Arena man has painted most of the interior of Madison’s Assumption Greek Orthodox Church.
We’re helping you stay warm while shopping locally this winter.
Deck your halls with a locally cut holiday tree.
Though women brewers are rare nationally, locally there are many.
The city of Madison has created collectible snow plow baseball cards.
Wisconsin leads the nation in cranberry production and locals benefit.
Our neighbors include bats, coyotes, and more. Are they dangerous?
It’s the most wonderful time of the year in Madison, take it in all season long by attending some of the Shine on Madison community events.
We’re up north, but there’s some Southern food around these parts.
Madison just received a $110.6 million dollar grant for public transportation.
From Hozier and Herbie Hancock, to monster trucks and the Harlem Globetrotters, mark your calendars for these upcoming shows coming to the 608.
We chatted with Madisonian Matt Tebo who rates Madison’s bathrooms on Instagram.
