Chris Hardie

1 week ago | ravallirepublic.com | Chris Hardie

Storytelling is like weaving, with words serving as the fabric. Sometimes I take one thread and weave it into a full story. Sometimes my thread comes in small pieces and I create a coat of many colors. Each thread tells a little story. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry

2 weeks ago | lacrossetribune.com | Chris Hardie

Who we are today is because of those who came before us. That’s the story of history and it’s on full display at Stonefield Village near Cassville. I recently took my third visit to the Wisconsin State Historical Society location, which tells an important part of our heritage. Stonefield was once a 2,000 acre estate owned by Nelson Dewey, the first governor of Wisconsin.

2 weeks ago | wisfarmer.com | Chris Hardie

Chris HardieStorytelling is like weaving, with words serving as the fabric. Sometimes you take one thread and weave it into a full story. Sometimes your thread comes in small pieces and you end up with a coat of many colors. Each thread tells a little story. In journalism lingo, it would be a reporter’s notebook – chunks of information that when published together form a column. In that spirit, here is Hardie’s Hemmings.

2 weeks ago | wnanews.com | Chris Hardie

Back Home by Chris HardieDownload columnDownload the photos that accompany this storyChris Hardie’s headshot Who we are today is because of those who came before us. That’s the story of history and it’s on full display at Stonefield Village near Cassville. I recently took my third visit to the Wisconsin State Historical Society location, which tells an important part of our heritage. Stonefield was once a 2,000 acre estate owned by Nelson Dewey, the first governor of Wisconsin.

2 weeks ago | dailyunion.com | Chris Hardie

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