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Kate Rattenborg of Dragonfly Books
There are few places more magical than bookstores. Dragonfly Books is no exception. Find out how owner Kate Rattenborg opened her doors.
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There are few places more magical than bookstores. Dragonfly Books is no exception. Find out how owner Kate Rattenborg opened her doors.
Driftless Day Trip: Winter in the Coulee Region! Adventuring to Mt. La Crosse, Snowflake Ski Club, & Kickapoo Valley Reserve
Five Science-y Reasons to stop giving winter the side-eye. Love and hate ride such a thin line, right? Let's embrace it and try to love winter!
Wow, we feel lucky to be able to do what we do here in the Driftless Region. THANK YOU for making it possible! Happy New Year!
Winter Break! Woohoo! Looking for ways to keep your littles away from the television? We put together a little list of some of our favorites…
Adult Coloring...Coloring for Grown-ups...whatever you want to call it - it's fun! Check out artist Sonja Emily's adult coloring pages here!
Hot cocoa always sounds lovely, but once I take a drink, the sugar goes straight to my head. So I set out to make a cup that made me feel cozy, not crazy.
Red. Siren. Fire. It doesn’t take many descriptors to arrive at one image: Long, gleaming firetrucks braying through streets, hustling toward an emergency.
Homemade play dough was something I heard about from other moms, but totally thought I’d never make myself. C’mon…
Our grandmother, Sigrid Peterson, is the most loving & kind woman, & she is one of our greatest blessings. Her spirit is a bright light in our lives!
We've gathered up a great group of locals to share their ideas & tips on giving. Check that & the entire Winter 2015-2016 Inspire(d) Magazine online here!
Inspire(d) interviews Driftless knitting expert Bev Bakkum! Knit up and purl a spell with this local treasure in the fiber arts.