The Smorgasbord 
of Midwestern Laws

The Midwest has a great tradition of home cooking, yet, state laws are sometimes hostile to the home cook that tires to test the market or grow a homemade business. Read More »

Launching a Kitchen-
Based Food Business 
from Home

Depending on the relatively new cottage food laws in Wisconsin and other states, home bakers, picklers and jammers can now launch a food business from their home kitchen. Read More »

Rocker Neil Young Celebrates Food 
Democracy with New Album Tour

Legendary musician Neil Young and his new band, Promise of the Real, featuring Willie Nelson’s sons Lukas and Micah Nelson, on July 5. Read More »

Tour Local Farms and Markets with Wellspring

Wellspring organic farm and education center will host a weekend of activities centered on food sustainability, farming and community from July 9 to 11. Read More »

Wider Horizons 
Chiropractic Moves to Brookfield

Wider Horizons Chiropractic has relocated to 12750 West North Avenue, in Brookfield. Read More »

1212 Bodyworks Opens 
in Brookfield

Physical therapist and movement expert Emily Yenor is accepting new clients at her wellness center, 1212 Bodyworks. Read More »

Artist and Life Coach Offers New Series of Art Classes

Certified Life Coach Cecelia Blenker is offering Cecelia's Art + Life Coaching classes that combine life coaching with creative expression. Read More »

Kanyakumari Ayurveda Training Programs Start in September

A student open house will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m., July 19, in Glendale, which will include information sessions by instructors. Read More »

Soil Sisters Celebrate Summer on the Farm

Soil Sisters–a cross-section of women farmers–will present a weekend of farm activities designed to offer an immersive farming and culinary experience from July 31 through August 2. Read More »

Herbs for Performance, 
Enhancement and Recovery

Outdoor summer activities can leave the body a bit bruised and battered, but herbs can help you prepare for exertion and can cut down on post-workout pain. Read More »

Leaders of Milwaukee’s Sustainable Food Movement

Today’s metropolitan Milwaukee area has an abundance of small-scale and urban farms, nonprofits and community partnerships striving to make fresh and organically grown food accessible and affordable for everyone. Read More »

Letter from Publisher: A weed is but an unloved flower. ~Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Despite what big companies claim, carcinogenic pesticides and genetically engineered foods put all Americans at risk for major health problems. The good news is, we as consumers have a choice. Read More »