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This Wisconsin lake town is known for Road America, but it deserves a whole weekend (opens the original)
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I've lived about an hour from Elkhart Lake for years, but I had never really done Road America because I didn't think I was a racing person. But this trip also reminded me that Elkhart Lake is not just Road America. You can make a weekend here as calm or as packed as you want, whether that means lake time and a spa day, go-karts, wine tasting, pottery, or eating way too much cheese… assuming that's even possible in Wisconsin. I've been to Elkhart Lake before, but this trip made me appreciate it
The 10 states most desperate for dry skin relief — and No. 1 isn't Alaska (opens the original)
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I live in Wisconsin, so I know what winter can do to your skin. Once the temperature drops, my hands can go from perfectly normal to dry and cracked seemingly overnight. I've tried my share of more intensive skincare treatments, too, including chemical peels, so I know how quickly the weather can become an issue when your skin is already a little unhappy. So when I saw a new ranking of the states where people are searching most often for help with dry skin, I assumed the coldest states would dom
How to spend 3 days in Chicago, according to a repeat visitor (opens the original)
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If you have three days in Chicago, there is a lot you could try to squeeze in. But after visiting quite a few times, I think the better approach is to pick a few areas each day and leave yourself enough time to actually enjoy them. This is my ideal three-day Chicago itinerary. I'm mixing some of the Chicago classics I still recommend with a few newer experiences, so it works whether it's your first trip or you've already done The Bean, the architecture cruise, and deep dish. Where you stay makes
Will your winter be mild or brutal? The Old Farmer’s Almanac’s 2026–27 forecast is in (opens the original)
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Every year, winter predictions start appearing while I am still trying to enjoy the last stretch of summer. As a Wisconsinite, I read them anyway, though. I need to know how long I can reasonably ignore the snowblower. The Old Farmer's Almanac has released its winter forecast for 2026–27, covering expected temperatures, precipitation, snowfall, and the periods most likely to bring rough weather across 18 regions. Some parts of the forecast are reassuring. Others may have people checking their su
I tried Elkhart Lake's Wine-O-Matic, and it made wine tasting way less awkward (opens the original)
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Wine tastings can be a little intimidating. Not always, of course. But I've definitely been in tastings where you feel like you're supposed to say something smart after every pour. Something about tannins. Or oak. Or a "nice finish," even though you're really just trying to decide whether you like the wine enough to buy a glass. This is why I liked Vintage Elkhart Lake so much. This tasting was not stiff or overly formal. I didn't have someone hovering over me while I tried to come up with polit
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