MADISON — The pandemic has shifted to a new phase; a divisive presidential election has put an entire nation on edge; and many businesses are …
It was the moment of truth as I stood before the circuit-breaker box ready to re-energize the power to our house. It was fall 1994 and I had j…
Over the past year, nearly twice as many new voter registrations have been added in the 60 Wisconsin counties Donald Trump won in 2016 compare…
Anyone who has ever lived in an old home knows that, as quaint and beautiful as they can be, they are high maintenance and expensive. Because …
MADISON — A funny thing happened on the way to the predicted pancaking of the U.S. early stage investing market. It hasn’t happened yet.
I’ve been called many things in my life — many delivered with colorful metaphors that would make a farmer blush. Most were delivered when I sa…
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Should officials responsible for public health and education be held accountable for how they respond (or fail to respond) to the pandemic?
Prior to his Kenosha visit last month, Republicans enjoyed accusing Joe Biden of largely ignoring Wisconsin in 2020.
MADISON — One of the oft-repeated generalizations about small business owners is their universal adaptability to change. Legend would have you…
A few years before he died, my friend Charles Krauthammer, a psychiatrist turned Pulitzer-winning political commentator, told me that the qual…
“Are you not entertained?” — Maximus, in “Gladiator”
You probably don’t have this marked on your calendar, but if you are reading this, the occasion is probably important to you.
Two of the three justices from the Wisconsin state Supreme Court’s liberal wing asked pointed questions about a complaint brought by a conserv…
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As parks go, Sharp Corner is hitting above its weight.
I had initially thought of Tuesday night’s first presidential debate as the equivalent of a heavyweight boxing match, something like the class…
World Wrestling Entertainment fans have a new sport. It’s called presidential debate, and they should be sure to catch the next one.
There’s a hilltop spot on the farm where the fields intersect — a spot that’s always been called “The Orchard.”
OMG. At times the English language fails us. There are no adequate words, certainly not words we can print in this column, to describe what we…
Just last week, the headlines were inescapable.
Historians looking back at 2020 will probably dub this year of the tug of war between normalcy and safety.
As a liberal about most political matters, I am not delighted that President Donald Trump’s nomination of conservative Judge Amy Coney Barrett…
NEKOOSA — In this part of central Wisconsin, where five counties lie within a few minutes’ drive in any direction, the COVID-19 pandemic still…
“We should never forget that everything Adolf Hitler did in Germany was ‘legal.’” — Martin Luther King
Election Day is only a about three dozen days away, and voters have a lot to think about.
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MADISON – It’s the ideal hand-held communications tool for the 21st century: It’s portable, carries easily segmented global, national and loca…