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Roach: The flu and other things

Due to the flu, he experienced Madison health care

What struck me most was not just the quality of care, but those who provided it.

Heinen: Jazz's game

Take a look at Neil Heinen's Jazz playlist

For a Christmas present almost 10 years ago former Managing Editor Katie Vaughn asked the incomparable bassist Richard Davis, to recommend a list of “favorite songs to share with Neil Heinen.”

Michel: Making a difference for women

Madison women are inspiring change

It’s a huge world and women can make all the difference.

Recipe: Friday-night fish fry

Plus recipes for tartar sauce and veggie fries

Here in Wisconsin, the Friday-night fish fry is taken to a whole different level.

Entrepreneurial initiative booms on UW–Madison campus

The Weinert Center attracts many students

The Weinert Center for Entrepreneurship, housed in the Wisconsin School of Business, is one that attracts students across the university’s many departments and disciplines.

Madison's pioneering women

Celebrate Women's History Month

March is Women’s History Month, a great opportunity to reflect on the positive contributions of women in our backyard.

The start of the coffeehouse

From Ethiopia to Madison, coffee has a long past

The first coffeehouse opened in Venice in 1629; by 1663, there were more than 80 coffeehouses in London, and they became gathering places for the city’s merchants and traders.

11 cheap (but delicious) eats in Madison

Keep your taste buds happy and your spending sane.

Mixed Media: A Madison-centric podcast

"I Love Madison Show" features the city

The relentlessly upbeat “I Love Madison Show” weekly podcast is a logical extension of host Neil Mathweg’s work as a Realtor.

Staying mission driven in Madison

Paul Harrison works with fundraising for Access

Paul Harrison, 53, has been development and communications director for Access Community Health Centers in Madison for the past 14 years.

5 places with affordable pub grub

These restaurants are serving yummy foods

These restaurants are serving up cheap, but yummy eats.

We're melting for local Madison chocolates

These three chocolatiers are the cream of the crop

This year’s best chocolate winners are Gail Ambrosius Chocolatier, Chocolaterian Café and Candinas Chocolatier.

Meet at Madison Modern Market

The State Street shop offers functional gifts

Madison Modern Market has become a one-stop shop on State Street for functional yet beautifully designed items.

Share a bite and a beer at Longtable

Middleton restaurant is a communal diving haven

Longtable is an ode to the literal long tables (the longest measuring 23 feet and made from a single piece of wood) in the restaurant located in a new mixed-use building on Hubbard Avenue.

8 independent Madison bookstores

These are still going strong

At last count, there are eight independent bookstores going strong in and around Madison.

Madison's independent bookstores buck the online sales trend

A Room of One's Own and Mystery to Me thriving

Reports of the death of independent bookstores have been greatly exaggerated.

Monroe vs. Atwood

These two main roads have plenty to do

Even with two distinctly different vibes, we took a look at some of the must-dos and must-sees of each. Now it’s your turn to decide which one you like better.

Clyde Stubblefield: Madison's funky drummer

A year after his death, Stubblefield is remembered

Clyde Stubblefield set the beat like no other. Madison’s famous funk musician is remembered a year after his death.

3 alternative fitness centers in Madison

We can have a healthy heart with these workouts

We have the upper hand on that man made of tin, as we already have a heart, but we can make ours even stronger by going to these Best of Madison alternative fitness centers.

A community's road to resilience

Emotions swirled post-2016 presidential election

Emotions swirled within the Latino community after the 2016 presidential election, but perseverance and optimism have propelled Latinos forward.

Ted DeDee secures Overture Center's future

Broadway show sales doubled during tenure

Attendance for Overture’s Broadway shows alone nearly doubled from 58,518 to 116,113 during his tenure, and ticket sales, donations and operational revenue increased from $12.4 million to $22.6 million.