by Appleton Monthly | Oct 30, 2025 | TODAY
by Jim Collar We often think of gifts as boxes wrapped in colorful paper. Yet many of our most treasured gifts arrive in the special moments we share together. It’s why music is so vital to the holidays. Joyful songs are tied to our traditions and provide the...
by Appleton Monthly | Oct 30, 2025 | TODAY
by Sarah Peterson Gifts For Her 1. Warmth and Light Warm her home and her heart with Calyan Wax Co. candles made with essential oils and 100% U.S.-grown soy wax. Various scents available and 5% of revenue supports efforts to end human trafficking. $29.99 Avenue...
by Appleton Monthly | Oct 30, 2025 | VOICE
by Angela Halderson As the days grow shorter and colder, our bodies naturally face more immune challenges. By incorporating a few new daily habits, you can fortify your defenses and head into winter feeling resilient. Here are the first five habits in your 10-part...
by Appleton Monthly | Oct 30, 2025 | VOICE
by Tim Froberg Healing can take many forms. Emily Schueffner did it as a nurse and now she’s accomplishing it in the mental health field. Schueffner is a counselor and the founder of Valley of Hope Counseling LLC in Appleton. A nationally certified counselor, the...
by Appleton Monthly | Sep 30, 2025 | MORE
by Holly Boetcher For passionate gardeners, the debate over whether to divide hostas, coneflowers, and daylilies in the late fall or early spring is a perennial question. In my garden, which hosts plenty of sprawling plants, this decision is a seasonal ritual. As I...
