Doug Moe is an award-winning non-fiction writer. He covers a diverse range of topics including publishing and media, broadcasting, science, and travel, with a particular focus on astronomy and broadcast media. His work has been featured in Isthmus, Madison Magazine, Wisconsin State Journal, and Milwaukee Magazine.
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Last month, the foundation — established by pharmacist and former governor Oscar Rennebohm — exceeded $100 million in total grants to local organizations.
Starting Jan. 1, Wisconsin will have a film incentive program and film office, both efforts to attract moviemakers to the state.
Across decades, Madison’s newspapers have played April 1 pranks on the city, eliciting laughs, groans, the threat of a lawsuit — and, once, a visit from the FBI.
Mark Schmitz helped with the branding for Madison's municipal golf courses and the Center for Black Excellence and Culture. (Oh, and he's the proud owner of two golden sculptures from
The veteran host of the call-in show plans to end his career in public radio with a final show on June 30.
With a background in pediatric oncology and immunotherapy, Capitini brings a unique perspective and a clear vision for the center’s future.
Doug Moe recounts memories of the late Suey Kong Wong, whose family operated the Golden Dragon restaurant and bar on East Mifflin Street from 1974-1999.
For 36 years, Space Place has opened the universe to stargazers young and old. At the end of June, it will close due to funding cuts.
"I’ve seen plenty of conviviality and courtesy, but also, alas, far too much heedlessness and rancor," writes Doug Moe.
Celebrated golf entrepreneur Michael Keiser, who led the recent renovation at The Glen Golf Park, sets his sights on Odana Hill Golf Course.
