Teri's Slice of Wisconsin

The Green Bay Packers certainly have a legacy, but did you know Lambeau Field has one all its own? This “Slice of Wisconsin” features the important argument, address, and annexation that led to the location we now fondly describe — as the Frozen Tundra at 1265 Lombardi Avenue.

Thu Sep 11, 2025

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There are few traditions that run as deep as Wisconsin Badgers pride. But there are some things you may not know about the team’s history, including its nickname. Why you’ll need to look at the miners in the 1820s and the roaring crowds at Camp Randall to learn – the badger has long been a […]

Thu Aug 28, 2025

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Did you know workers in Wisconsin played a pivotal role in shaping the history of labor and the celebration of Labor Day? And it may surprise you to learn, the rights of workers here became a pioneering role model for the entire nation. A commitment to improving the lives of working-class residents across the state […]

Fri Aug 22, 2025

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You’ve heard of love at first sight — but how about mustard at first heartbreak? It’s the real story behind the only Mustard Museum in the world – located in Middleton, Wisconsin!

Mon Aug 11, 2025

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Did you know a Wisconsin woman created the plastics numbering system for recycling? Learn the interesting way Milly Zantow helped the world rethink plastics 30 years ago, and why it’s still used today.

Tue Jul 29, 2025

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It’s more than a place to shop. Schroeder’s Department Store is a 134-year-old cornerstone in the Manitowoc County community of Two Rivers. It is also the oldest – not just in the state, but the country – still operated by the same family. This is a special “Slice of Wisconsin” you won’t find anywhere else!

Mon Apr 7, 2025

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Discover the origins of Carmex, crafted by Alfred Wolving in 1937. This iconic Wisconsin lip balm, born in a kitchen and now global, was always intended for soothing lips—and more.

Wed Feb 5, 2025

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The first certified bowling alley in the United States is still located in the basement of this more than 100-year-old Milwaukee bar. Read more!

Thu Jan 23, 2025

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