Wisconsin
Peggy Hoehne
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Are there Werewolves in Wisconsin?
There are a lot of weird things in Wisconsin, but only recently did I hear about the werewolves of Wisconsin. Learn more about the strange sightings that have taken place in Southeast Wisconsin.
In Wisconsin, autumn means football and football means the Green Bay Packers. Visit Green Bay and tour Lambeau Field, visit the Lambeau Field Atrium and the Packers Hall of Fame.
Prairie Restoration in Wisconsin
There are many types of grasslands within the state of Wisconsin. These can be broken down into a number of different descriptions. The broadest breakdown gives us three categories: mesic, dry and wet.
Finding Culture in the Northwoods
He wants to vacation in the Northwoods fishing. She wants a vacation with theater, fine dining, and art museums. Relax; you can both have what you want in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Dells – Tourist Mecca
Wisconsin Dells is a great place to vacation with an astounding number of places to go, things to see, and activities. Wisconsin Dells is the Waterpark Capitol of the World, but it offers much more than water and theme parks.
Vacation with Capone, Dillinger, and ‘Baby Face’ Nelson
Visit The Hideout, Al Capone's estate in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Eat at the the lodge that became famous as the location of The Battle of Little Bohemia, where FBI agents attempted to capture John Dillinger and his gang, including Baby Face Nelson.
Learn about some of the hoaxes that have happened in Wisconsin. They range from the Petrified Man to the Lady Liberty of Lake Mendota.
Wisconsin Potholes and Sinkholes
Wisconsin contains many different terrains. This moth we look at 'holes'; Glacial potholes, prairie potholes, sinkholes. They all have glacial activity in common. Pollution or its prevention is critical with two of them. Learn more about how they affect our state.
Cheyenne Valley – Early Integrated Community
Cheyenne Valley in Vernon County Wisconsin was an integrated community in the years after the Civil War and into the early 20th century. A community of mixed races who went to church and school together, socialized and worked together, and married each other.
A look back at the subjects covered in 2004 and some updates on some of them.