Hearts painted in the colors of the Ukrainian flag adorn a window at Liliana’s Restaurant in Fitchburg, one of several local businesses finding ways to help the Ukrainian people amid a war waged by Russia.
Patrick DePula throws a pizza named after a Ukrainian response to a Russian warship into the oven at the 10 N. Livingston St. location of Salvatore's Tomato Pies.
Patrick DePula sprinkles breadcrumbs onto a pizza named after a Ukrainian response to a Russian warship, at the 10 N. Livingston St. location of Salvatore's Tomato Pies.
Emilie Heidemann picks her 5 favorite 2021 stories
One of the first stories I wrote this year for the Wisconsin State Journal wasn't published last January, but instead at the beginning of September — when I officially took my post as business reporter.
It was about a biotech startup that won the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce's Pressure Chamber contest for the novel ways it was looking to prevent cancer — and a coronavirus infection. The week I wrote that piece was when I discovered the treasure trove of story ideas that made up Madison's business community.
Hearts painted in the colors of the Ukrainian flag adorn a window at Liliana’s Restaurant in Fitchburg, one of several local businesses finding ways to help the Ukrainian people amid a war waged by Russia.
Patrick DePula throws a pizza named after a Ukrainian response to a Russian warship into the oven at the 10 N. Livingston St. location of Salvatore's Tomato Pies.
Patrick DePula sprinkles breadcrumbs onto a pizza named after a Ukrainian response to a Russian warship, at the 10 N. Livingston St. location of Salvatore's Tomato Pies.
