Barry Adams

Madison

Multimedia Journalist at Wisconsin State Journal

Multimedia journalist @WisStateJournal covering businesses large and small, Dane County suburbs and interesting people and places throughout Wisconsin.

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Articles

Madison food distributor shutters eliminating 50 jobs

2 weeks ago | lakegenevanews.net | Barry Adams

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Madison food distributor shutters eliminating 50 jobs

2 weeks ago | madison.com | Barry Adams

A Madison-based wholesale food distribution company is closing its doors putting 50 people out of work. Midwest Perishables Inc., known broadly as MPI and located in a business park east of Stoughton Road, had been attempting to obtain a line of credit to continue operations but when the proposal fell through, MPI was forced to shutter, according to a letter to the state Department of Workforce Development.
Historic Wisconsin tavern reopens with post-Prohibition feel

2 weeks ago | madison.com | Barry Adams

After years of preparation, moving and remodeling, a historic tavern is about to reopen. The Wisconsin Historical Society has announced that Wittnebel’s Tavern, an institution in Old Ashippun since the early 1900s, will open its doors on May 17 as part of a history experience centered around Wisconsin’s brewing and beer heritage at Old World Wisconsin.
Bobcats released back to wild by Dane County Humane Society

2 weeks ago | madison.com | Barry Adams

Two orphaned bobkittens found last summer dehydrated and malnourished are back in the wild and are now considered bobcats. The Dane County Humane Society has announced that the cats, believed to be brothers, were released last week under the cover of nightfall into the Blue Mounds Wildlife Area north of Brigham County Park.
Bobcats released back to wild by Dane County Humane Society

2 weeks ago | lakegenevanews.net | Barry Adams

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Photos: Wisconsin and the Iron Brigade at Gettysburg

2 weeks ago | madison.com | Barry Adams

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A lost arm and a preserved hat: Wisconsin stories from Gettysburg

2 weeks ago | madison.com | Barry Adams

GETTYSBURG, Pennsylvania — There are miles of roadway that wind through woods and prairie, past barns that were once used as hospitals and to cemeteries that hold the fallen. The countryside surrounding this city was home to the bloodiest, single battle of the Civil War and Wisconsin is well represented here.
A lost arm and a preserved hat: Wisconsin stories from Gettysburg

3 weeks ago | lakegenevanews.net | Barry Adams

GETTYSBURG, Pennsylvania — There are miles of roadway that wind through woods and prairie, past barns that were once used as hospitals and to cemeteries that hold the fallen. The countryside surrounding this city was home to the bloodiest, single battle of the Civil War and Wisconsin is well represented here.
The most Wisconsin curriculum ever from a historical society trying to attract a younger crowd

1 month ago | wiscnews.com | Barry Adams

MOUNT HOREB — This may be the most Wisconsin curriculum ever. The first class on April 12 is about the history of beer and will be taught by Jerry "Brewskis" Janiszewski, who travels the state evangelizing about craft beer and historic breweries. In June, there's a class focused on supper clubs, while the finer points of Euchre is set for September. The state's superb and award-winning cheese and sausage scene will be taught in October by Jesse Brookstein.
The most Wisconsin curriculum ever from a historical society trying to attract a younger crowd

1 month ago | madison.com | Barry Adams

MOUNT HOREB — This may be the most Wisconsin curriculum ever. The first class on April 12 is about the history of beer and will be taught by Jerry "Brewskis" Janiszewski, who travels the state evangelizing about craft beer and historic breweries. In June, there's a class focused on supper clubs, while the finer points of Euchre is set for September.