Wisconsin is home to an important part of “America’s Favorite Pioneer Girl,” too. Laura Ingalls Wilder was born in 1867 in a simple log cabin surrounded by wooded bluffs, seven miles north of Pepin, and lived there two years.
Rocking Out at the Sh*tty Barn
Though tiny Spring Green, Wis., isn’t far from several major cities, it feels like a world away. If you’re…
Driving The Dairyland Riviera
There was a time people drove “up the Michigan Coast” and entered through a back door. It was slower, to be sure, but it was good. You met Lake Michigan sooner.
Wisconsin’s Gangster’s Paradise
Like other businessmen, Capone and his gangsters needed to get away for rest and recuperation. Often, they headed north to Wisconsin, staying in local resorts.
Frosty Fun at Lake Geneva’s Winterfest
Although Lake Geneva is most famous for its summer fun, many people don’t realize that there are plenty of diversions in the “Newport of the West” during the winter season as well.
A Beer-Lover’s Guide to Milwaukee’s Breweries
Cities across America count increasing numbers of craft breweries, but only Milwaukee holds the historic title of “Brew City, USA.” For decades, brewery tours have drawn tourists to truly educate their palates.
Madison for Foodies
The Badgers. The culture. The outdoor attractions. These are all good reasons to visit Madison, but my favorite reason is the food, and as a favorite family weekend destination, my family and I have eaten our way from Lake Mendota to Lake Monona.
Six Tasty Wisconsin Culinary Schools to Visit
As a self-proclaimed foodie, I love to sample new cuisine and try out new recipes. I’ve found that the…