Gayle Worland
Arts and Features Reporter at Wisconsin State Journal
Arts & features reporter for @WiStateJournal
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2 days ago |
madison.com | Gayle Worland
The spring bouquets and vases brimming with roses that George’s Flowers is selling for Mother’s Day 2025 will be the last from the longtime Madison business. George’s Flowers, a colorful presence at 421 S. Park St. for 41 years, will close its doors for good at 2 p.m. on May 10, after holding special holiday hours the day before Mother’s Day. The floral shop was opened in 1984 by George Choles and his wife Nia. Choles died last year on Oct. 4, one day after his 100th birthday.
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5 days ago |
wiscnews.com | Gayle Worland
Car windows were shattered and several buildings sustained damage Friday morning as a fast-moving storm swept through southern Wisconsin. Residents of Evansville and nearby areas posted pictures on social media of 2-inch balls of hail and broken car windows after the storm moved through around 7:30 a.m.A tree and power line were also blown down in the storm, said Erin Roth, supervisor in the Rock County 911 communications center.
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6 days ago |
madison.com | Gayle Worland
Car windows were shattered and the library was damaged as a quick storm swept through south-central Wisconsin on Friday morning.
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6 days ago |
lakegenevanews.net | Gayle Worland
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1 week ago |
madison.com | Gayle Worland
Overture Center for the Arts, 201 State St., announced its 2025-26 Broadway season. Here's the lineup:Broadway seasonThe Book of MormonOct. 24-25. A pair of mismatched missionaries heads halfway across the world in an “outrageous” musical comedy. Some Like It HotNov. 11-16. Two musicians flee Prohibition-era Chicago with gangsters on their heels in this song-and-dance comedy that captured four Tony Awards. HamiltonJan. 6-18.
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