by Appleton Monthly | Mar 30, 2026 | TODAY
by Tim Froberg The time has come to wave a weary farewell to winter and welcome the long-awaited arrival of spring. That’s easy to do. A Wisconsin winter is endured — not beloved. It’s like the Chicago Bears invading Lambeau Field for a four-month stay. Winter wears...
by Appleton Monthly | Mar 30, 2026 | TODAY
by Jim Collar One of the longest-performing male choruses in the United States is based right here in Appleton, and at the end of April, they’ll stage a concert like none other in their long, rich history. The MacDowell Male Chorus will host the American Male Chorus...
by Appleton Monthly | Feb 27, 2026 | TODAY
by Casey Marion We’re taking a look at the best reads from 2025. Be sure to get these on your must-read list today! The Intruder by Freida McFadden Freida McFadden’s The Intruder was one of the most highly anticipated thrillers published in 2025. The novel...
by Appleton Monthly | Feb 27, 2026 | TODAY
by Jim Collar St. Patrick’s Day is a feast for the senses, and while many clamor for the food and drink, others are drawn by its signature sound. New London — or shall we say New Dublin — has one of the region’s biggest St. Paddy’s Day parties, and this year, it...
by Appleton Monthly | Feb 27, 2026 | TODAY
By Natasha Winkler Let’s be honest: If you live in Wisconsin, cheese isn’t just a food group, it’s a personality trait. We wear foam triangles on our heads, we judge out-of-state curds by their lack of “squeak,” and we’ve all had at least one heated...
by Appleton Monthly | Feb 27, 2026 | TODAY
by Tim Froberg St. Patrick’s Day is Always Big in Fox Cities St. Patrick’s Day is an eagerly awaited global event that is part shout-out to an important man and part shenanigans. It’s a not-so-wee day when religion and revelry intersect, honoring the patron...
