Ivy Skarda was a journalism student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, born and raised in Appleton, Wisconsin. As an editorial contributor, they have produced work for Breaking & Entering Milwaukee and Ringtone Magazine, among other publications.
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Early voting in Wisconsin: When, where, and how
If you have questions about how to cast your ballot before Election Day, don’t fret – here’s the rundown on early voting this year.
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The 15 biggest musicians who have played in Wisconsin
Wisconsin has hosted many performances by legendary musical acts – here are 15 of the biggest musicians who have performed in the Badger State.
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Voting by mail in Wisconsin: The do’s and don’ts
Voting absentee has increasingly become more common in recent years, but many voters may still have questions about it before the 2024 election.
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Poll worker 101: How to become one in Wisconsin
Those who want to become more involved in their community and contribute to a successful Election Day may be interested in becoming a poll worker this year.
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The 3 biggest mistakes that Wisconsin voters make – and how to avoid them
Feeling lost or unprepared this election season? We’re highlighting three mistakes that Wisconsin voters often make – and how you can avoid them.
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5 things first-time voters should know before Election Day
As Election Day gets closer, it’s understandable that many first-time voters in Wisconsin might be confused, overwhelmed, or anxious as they prepare to cast their ballots.
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Five things to do in Appleton and the Fox Cities this summer
Looking for a way to get out of the house in the Fox Cities this summer? Look no further than our list of fun things to do in Appleton.
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The best Milwaukee music of 2024, so far
Over halfway into 2024, the Cream City’s music scene is healthier than ever with releases from a slew of genres – all of which are well worth your time. Today, we’re recapping the best Milwaukee music of the year (so far).
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Expect delays, closures, & protests in Milwaukee as the RNC comes to town
As an estimated 50,000 visitors are expected to descend upon Milwaukee next week for the Republican National Convention (RNC), things will look fairly different throughout the city with heightened security protocols, planned protests and road closures. Here’s what to expect.
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Two years post-Dobbs, Wisconsin looks to the future of reproductive rights
Legal access to abortion remains a crucial talking point in the upcoming Wisconsin US Senate race between Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican candidate Eric Hovde, with the latter having expressed support for the Dobbs decision.
