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4 days ago | 
608today.6amcity.com | Mitch Hooper |Alina Hunter-Grah
Looking for the next new restaurant hitting Madison’s food scene? Check out these buzz-worthy places to eat and drink in the Isthmus — plus, some spots coming soon. Keep tabs on this list to stay ahead of the cuisine curve. And don’t forget to bookmark it. Taco Madre | 2827 Atwood Ave. | RestaurantA new Mexican restaurant is now open in the former location of Daisy Cafe, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a variety of dishes like breakfast burritos, tacos, and choripollo.
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3 weeks ago | 
daltoday.6amcity.com | Sarah Leonhardt |Emily Shea-Owen |Alina Hunter-Grah
Shopping for a loved one? With Mother’s Day falling on Sunday, May 11 and Father’s Day on Sunday, June 15, it’s a great time to give a gift that says I appreciate you to parents, grandparents, neighbors, mentors, and life-long friends. Browse the cozy sweatshirts, thoughtful jewelry, and funny candles we think will do the trick: Outdoor solar lantern | $29.99 | Embossed with a hummingbird design, this solar lantern’s LED battery charges naturally throughout the day.
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1 month ago | 
seatoday.6amcity.com | Alina Hunter-Grah |Trevor Peters |Laura Hackett
Seattleites seem to really love their thinking caps, because not only is our city responsible for some neat-o inventions — like oh, I don’t know, Boeing’s lunar rover — but we’ve also contributed quite a bit to the culinary world. No, we’re not talking about the Seattle Dog (although it totally counts), but our state is responsible for all sorts of yummy treats — even produce. Here are a few snacks we’ve blessed the world with.
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1 month ago | 
pdxtoday.6amcity.com | Michael Beausoleil |Alina Hunter-Grah |Cambrie Juarez
Family fun in the Portland area isn’t hard to come by, but many of our biggest attractions come with a price tag to match. To see just how much costs have grown, we’re diving into local history to check out the first admission prices at five landmark attractions and comparing them to today’s costs. Founded as the Portland Zoo in 1888, this wildlife hub was once free. In 1959, it moved to its current location and greatly expanded its offerings.
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1 month ago | 
seatoday.6amcity.com | Alina Hunter-Grah |Trevor Peters |Laura Hackett |Michael Beausoleil
Heads up, outdoor lovers — Seattle Parks and Rec is branching out with a brand new park in Rainier Valley. Named after the late city councilmember and advocate for families, Cheryl Chow Park opens Saturday, April 5 with a ribbon cutting ceremony, live entertainment, and snacks from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.The 1.2-acre space located on South Charleston Street was previously a plot that was land banked by Seattle Parks and Rec in the early 2010s.
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1 month ago | 
daltoday.6amcity.com | Laura Figi |Alina Hunter-Grah |Brianna Williams
Did you know Texas was the first state to plant flowers along the highway? The Wildflower Program was created in 1932 not only to beautify your commute, but also to stabilize soil, provide reliable ground cover, and reduce maintenance and litter along roadways. TxDOT sows about 30,000 pounds of wildflower seeds annually in observation of the program. The flowers also allow workers to mow along the highways less frequently, which provides habitats for 900+ animal species.
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1 month ago | 
daltoday.6amcity.com | Alina Hunter-Grah |Maiya Turner |Brianna Williams |Monica Garske
Wooo-weee. Between the Wildflower Music Festival and Dallas Pride, 2025 is already shaping up to be quite the year for Dallas. It’s time to start marking your calendars — here are the events catching our eye this year. Thursday, March 27-Tuesday, April 29This month-long series highlights all of Dallas’ creatives with a wide range of events that includes everything from free dance festivals to immersive exhibits and circus acts to film screenings.
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1 month ago | 
pdxtoday.6amcity.com | Alina Hunter-Grah |Ben McBee
This Earth Day, make sure you don’t forget to shout out Earth for keeping us all grounded. Sorry, that pun was on a low-hanging branch. Alright — all terra-ble jokes aside, Earth Day is on Tuesday, April 22 and many Portland organizations and community groups are hosting events that celebrate our local natural wonders and working to keep them nice and green. Let’s dig into a few highlights.
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1 month ago | 
seatoday.6amcity.com | Alina Hunter-Grah |Trevor Peters |Laura Hackett |Michael Beausoleil
This Earth Day, make sure you don’t forget to shoutout Earth for keeping us all grounded. Sorry, that pun was on a low-hanging branch. Alright — all terra-ble jokes aside, Earth Day is on Tuesday, April 22 and many Seattle organizations and community groups are hosting events that celebrate our local natural wonders and working to keep them nice and green. Let’s dig into a few highlights.
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2 months ago | 
608today.6amcity.com | Mitch Hooper |Ally Geiger |Alina Hunter-Grah |Brianna Williams
When it comes to rent, less is better and these 608 zip codes reportedly offer the best shot at finding a deal. A new study from Rent Cafe ranked three Madison zip codes — 53718, 53717, and 53719 — within the national top 15 for luxury apartments at lower rent prices. The apartment-search website analyzed data across 10,000 zip codes to create a top 100 list. While the full list can be found online, we wanted to take a closer look at Madison. Here’s the 411 on 608’s top zips.
