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Megellas' collection that now sits at the Wisconsin Veterans Museum has over 100 items. It ranges from medals to combat gear, awards and much more.

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MADISON, Wis. — On a night like no other in World Dairy Expo history, Genesee Altitude Leah emerged from a tunnel of smoke as the 2024 Supreme Champion Heifer. Leah is owned by Doeberiener & Bowden, Conroy, Clarkvalley and Osinga from West Salem, Ohio. This remarkable Spring Yearling Holstein heifer achieved this honor in the new divided Supreme Ceremony. Milk Source A Tierney-Red-ET, a stylish Red & White Fall Heifer Calf owned by Clarkvalley, …

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Leah Locks in the Title of Supreme Champion Heifer

The Wisconsin team that entered the season with championship aspirations showed up Sunday in Madison and hammered previously undefeated Washington.

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I invite you to step into Nancy Nicholas Hall, turn to the left, enter the Lynn Mecklenburg Textile Gallery and “Feel the Beat.” “Feel the Beat: Felted Textiles” is a felted textile exhibition available until Dec. 1. It was curated by professor Jennifer Angus and her students in her Global Artisans class. Angus said she was inspired to curate a felt exhibition for several reasons, with a key motivation being the contrast she observed between two…

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‘Feel the Beat: Felted Textiles’ allows students to witness cultural exchange in interactive felt exhibition

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Frustrated over their second-half collapse at Southern California a week earlier, Braedyn Locke and the Wisconsin Badgers wanted to make sure they delivered a more complete performance Saturday. Did they ever.Locke threw for 359 yards and connected with Trech Kekahuna on two of his three touchdown passes as Wisconsin trounced Purdue 52-6 on Saturday to snap a two-game skid.The Badgers (3-2, 1-1 Big Ten) racked up the last 38…

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The Wisconsin Badgers beat the Purdue Boilermakers at Madison's Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 5.

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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — One of eight guards charged in the deaths of two inmates at a troubled maximum security prison in Wisconsin has pleaded no contest to a reduced charge. The Wisconsin State Journal reports former Waupun Correctional Institution guard Sarah Ransbottom pleaded no contest last week to a charge of violating a law governing conduct by prison staff and paid a $250 fine. Prosecutors charged the prison’s former warden and eight other…

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