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2 months ago | 
waukradio.com | Teri Barr |Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
President Donald Trump’s administration has pulled back on Wednesday its plans to pause spending on federal assistance, grants and loans amid widespread questions and opposition. The Associated Press reported that the White House’s Office of Management and Budget on Wednesday countermanded a memo issued earlier this week that sparked the controversy.
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2 months ago | 
civicmedia.us | Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
The Beyond Blessed Pantry is a staple in the Baraboo community. It supports more than 3,000 households with food every month. And just in time to continue serving those in need, the pantry finds support for a new home in Baraboo. The remarkable turnaround is landing the pantry at 1101 Lake Street.
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2 months ago | 
civicmedia.us | Teri Barr |Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
With the 67th Grammy Awards coming up this Sunday, I was reading about some of the biggest artists that have never won music’s highest honor. Some of the names on this list are so big, it’s difficult to fathom how these people have never won a Grammy Award. Some of these people are absolute A-list artists of their respective genre. In alphabetical order:1. ABBA2. The Beach Boys3. Blake Shelton4. Bob Marley5. Diana Ross6. Guns N’ Roses7. Jonas Brothers8. Journey9. Katy Perry10. Nick Minaj11.
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2 months ago | 
civicmedia.us | Teri Barr |Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
Saturday night on my Those Were the Days radio show, I will spin a few from the January of 1970 Top Forty. Music can transport you back in time and this weekend I will be thinking about the songs I heard while on holiday in Boaz. My mother was born in that area and my Uncle Ed was the owner of Stafford’s Supper Club. She would help out in their kitchen Friday nights. After chores, my dad, sister Sue and I would make the drive and have a late supper.
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2 months ago | 
civicmedia.us | Teri Barr |Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
Today is one of my favorite days of the year! It’s Chinese New Year!Or some call it: The Lunar New Year and the start of the Spring Festival. The celebration marks the end of winter and the arrival of the spring season on the lunisolar calendar. Plus, it signifies the start of the new year. Whoa. I might have dove in a little too deep and lost you already. Let’s start with today- except don’t circle today on the calendar because it won’t be the same next year.
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2 months ago | 
civicmedia.us | Teri Barr |Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
MADISON, Wis. (CIVIC MEDIA) – As Wisconsin soars to feeling like Spring this Thursday, records will be broken in many parts of the state, signifying a changing climate. January 30th CURRENT RECORD HIGHS:Madison: 47 in 1974Milwaukee: 53 in 1988Green Bay: 42 in 1989Wausau: 43 in 1999Hayward: 43 in 2016Eau Claire: 50 in 1896LaCrosse: 48 in 1931Temperatures are expected to climb to the upper 40s north to mid 50s south. For the end of January this is about 30 degrees above normal.
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2 months ago | 
civicmedia.us | Teri Barr |Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
MADISON, WI- (WGBW) – Republican lawmakers are presenting a bill they say will protect Wisconsin’s school children from gun violence. State Representative Scott Allen (R-Waukesha) and State Senator Cory Tomczyk (R-Mosinee) co-authored a bill to allow teachers and school staff to carry guns on campus. Currently, state law forbids firearms from being on school property.
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2 months ago | 
waukradio.com | Teri Barr |Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
MADISON, Wis. (CIVIC MEDIA) – As Wisconsin soars to feeling like Spring this Thursday, records will be broken in many parts of the state, signifying a changing climate. January 30th CURRENT RECORD HIGHS:Madison: 47 in 1974Milwaukee: 53 in 1988Green Bay: 42 in 1989Wausau: 43 in 1999Hayward: 43 in 2016Eau Claire: 50 in 1896LaCrosse: 48 in 1931Temperatures are expected to climb to the upper 40s north to mid 50s south. For the end of January this is about 30 degrees above normal.
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2 months ago | 
waukradio.com | Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
The Beyond Blessed Pantry is a staple in the Baraboo community. It supports more than 3,000 households with food every month. And just in time to continue serving those in need, the pantry finds support for a new home in Baraboo. The remarkable turnaround is landing the pantry at 1101 Lake Street.
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2 months ago | 
civicmedia.us | Teri Barr |Emily Mills |Laura Bergh |Phil Galewitz
President Donald Trump’s administration has pulled back on Wednesday its plans to pause spending on federal assistance, grants and loans amid widespread questions and opposition. The Associated Press reported that the White House’s Office of Management and Budget on Wednesday countermanded a memo issued earlier this week that sparked the controversy.
