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.

Oct 29, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

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.

Sep 23, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

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.

Aug 27, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

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.

Jul 25, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

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.

Jun 21, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

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.

May 20, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

Learn about some of the hoaxes that have happened in Wisconsin. They range from the Petrified Man to the Lady Liberty of Lake Mendota.

Apr 4, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

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.

Mar 1, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

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.

Feb 1, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

A look back at the subjects covered in 2004 and some updates on some of them.

Jan 5, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

Stories of four women associated with Wisconsin, who made a difference either in Wisconsin or the country.

Jan 1, 2005 - Peggy Hoehne

Wisconsin is among the top seven Christmas Tree producing states. Growers here harvest more than three million trees each year to be shipped all over thr country. Six times since 1966, the official White House Christmas Tree has cxome from Wisconsin.

Dec 14, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

The cranberry is Wisconsin's number one fruit crop and Wisconsin is the number one grower of cranberries. Learn about their wenviromental impact on the state and the health benefits they can provide for you.

Nov 15, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

Wisconsin is fast becoming the state with the fourth largest Amish population. As the eastern states become overcrowded and too expensive, more Amish are moving here. Learn more about this minority population and how it affects our state.

Oct 22, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

Wisconsin has become a top destination for people wanting to see autumns colors, enjoy nature and the many amenities the state has to offer.

Sep 24, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

Wisconsin universities are ranked as top party schools and top binge drinking schools. These statistics often overshadow their seventh best ranking among American public universities.

Aug 30, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

The International Crane Foundation near Baraboo, Wisconsin was established in 1973 and has played a major role in bringing back the Whooping crane population and preserving all 15 specises of cranes worldwide.

Jul 21, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

The Archaic tradition in Wisconsin followed the Paleo-Indian culture. Megafauna still lived in the area. Stone tools were being perfected and the atlatl was developed. Groups known as Old Copper developed in parts of Wisconsin.

Jun 19, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

The Early Woodland Culture began in Wisconsin about 1000 BC. It was during this time period that pottery, cultivated plants and burial mounds became more common.

May 19, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

The first people to live in the area, now known as Wisconsin, were the Paleo-Indians. Archeology finds show them to have been here as early as 12,000 years ago.

Apr 15, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

Wisconsin State Information - a listing of the Facts, State Symbols, The Geography, Land & Water, State and National Forests and Parks, Wisconsin Firsts, Wisconsin's Largest, Claims to Fame, Sports and Events

Mar 28, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

The Early Woodland and Middle Woodland Indian Culture was found in Wisconsin about 2000 years ago. What made them different than the cultures that went before them, and those who came after them?

Feb 29, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

African American builder, Alga (Algie) Shivers, is responsible for Vernon County, Wisconsin, being known as the area with the highest concentration of round barns in the country.

Feb 3, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

Kites on Ice is a kite flying festival heald on Lake Mendota, Madison, Wisconsin, each February. Kits fly around Wisconsin at other times of the year as well.

Jan 23, 2004 - Peggy Hoehne

Indoor waterparks are one way to make up for that missed trip to Florida. Treat yourself to a day at a spa to relax and renew. Take the family to a fun museum, tour, or show. Spend time having fun at one of the states casinos. We offer plenty of indoor entertainment. Come to Wisconsin for fun!

Dec 29, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

When people live in a land where four to five months of the year are winter, they learn to adapt. They become hardy and strong, defying the cold and finding enjoyment in it. Winter sports are very popular in Wisconsin.

Nov 24, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

The Highground is a Veterans Memorial Park located near Neillsville, Wisconsin. Through the efforst of Tom Miller and other Vietnam Veterans, this place of peace and healing for many men and their families has come about.

Nov 4, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

There is a Continental Divide in northern Wisconsin. the Great Divide Highway runs along about 30 miles of this divide and provides a unique scenic area of the Northwoods to explore.

Oct 21, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

The movie "Red Betsy" opened in Wisconsin in September. It was filmed on location in Wisconsin and is a story about Wisconsin. Wisconsin natives were responsible for the movie being made.

Sep 20, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Harley-Davidson celebrated 100 years of motorcycle production this summer. The year of celebration was capped off with a parade of motorcycles from around the country and a huge party.

Sep 14, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Learn how "the Blues" and "Jazz" came to Wisconsin in the 1920s and 30s. Discover how Paramount Records, based in Port Washington and Grafton, Wisconsin, became one of the first recording companies to introduce "race records".

Aug 15, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Discover the natural beauty and serenity waiting for you when you make a detour from the more heavily traveled roads.

Aug 15, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Claire the Loon lives at Mercer, Wisconsin, The Loon Capital of the World. She claims to be the World's Largest Loon. Learn more about Clair and her real life relatives.

Jul 28, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

House on the Rock may be the biggest, most innovative, bizarre, awesome, and fantastic roadside attraction in America. From cosy to fabulous, from museum quality to tacky, this is a not to be missed attraction.

Jul 5, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Wisconsin Dells is the ultimate vacation spot. Year round it offers something for every age.

Jun 21, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Unique is a good word to use for Wisconsin. From the beginning, back in prehistorical times, through the variety of cultures existing today, there have always been certain things that make this state unique.

Jun 1, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

The third and final day of our journey through Grant County Wisconsin.

May 2, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Follow the second day of a weekend adventure in the Southwest corner of Wisconsin.

May 1, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Spend a weekend in Southwest Wisconsin taking in the scenic hills and valleys of Grant County. Follow the historical Point of Beginning trails or just visit the interesting places and taste the good Wisconsin food. However you decide to spend your weekend in beautiful part of the state, you will find something to enjoy.

Apr 30, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Wisconsin pioneers built windmills to pump water and for power to run machines. These windmills were in use until about the 1950s. Today windmills are having a comeback, but now they are multi-million dollar machines providing power for millions of people. Look at the new era of wind farms springing up on the Wisconsin countryside.

Mar 24, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Find the sweet candy treats made in Wisconsin. Maybe you'll even find the one to order for your special someone.

Feb 7, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

In Honor of the seven astronauts who died February 1, 2003. Remembering Laurel Clark of Racine, Wisconsin, and all other Wisconsin astronauts.

Feb 3, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Bald Eagle Days in Cassville and Eagle Watching Days at Sauk Prairie celebrate the come back of the American Bald Eagle.

Jan 16, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

A look at the extravegant and sometimes eccentric houses being built during the Victorian Era. From multiple colors to scroll work and gingerbread, these houses are fantasy castles for Americans.

Jan 1, 2003 - Peggy Hoehne

Find something different to do this year on New Years Eve and Day. Fireworks, skiing, Polar Bear Dipping - it's not the same old ho-hum thing in Wisconsin!

Dec 15, 2002 - Peggy Hoehne

Enjoy an old fashioned Christmas at some of Wisconsin's historical mansions, communities, and heritage sites. Find Victorian mansions decorated in the style of long ago holidays, communities where you can become part of a Dickens style Christmas, or participate in a pioneer or ethnic Christmas.

Nov 16, 2002 - Peggy Hoehne