Blake Free is a small-town boy with big talent; born and raised in Lake Wales. He first decided he wanted to be a professional musician and artist when he was twenty years old. Even though he had these aspirations ever since he was a boy. At twenty years old it…
Blake Free is a small-town boy with big talent; born and raised in Lake Wales. He first decided he wanted to be a professional musician and artist when he was twenty years old. Even though he had these aspirations ever since he was a boy. At twenty years old it…
By Ann Cipperly
Steaming, comforting bowls of soup are welcome on chilly January days. While soup is on the menu throughout the year, January is the most popular time for soup at our home. Whether creamy, thick or chunky, soup can be a meal in itself or served with bread, salad or sandwich.
On busy days working at an office or at home, having a batch of soup simmering in a slow cooker makes for a blissful supper. Soup freezes well, and it is great to have a batch tucked away in the freezer to thaw in the microwave and heat.
By Cap Times staff
At the end of each year, Cap Times reporters and editors recommend the works of their colleagues they enjoyed the most. We were busy in 2020 and the staff s collaboration and support for each other helped us all get through the challenges and do great work.
Here is the list from 2020.
Natalie s collection of Q&As with various activists who emerged over the summer â many of whom had already been doing advocacy work for years beforehand â made me proud to work at the Cap Times. As a staff, we had long overdue conversations amid the historic protests of the summer about how to ensure we represented more diverse voices in our coverage. Natalie acted on those conversations, highlighting people the Madison community should know and hear from in a way that focused on their voices. It took so much work to conduct these long interviews and transcribe them, but the care she took in coming up with interview questions and allowing the activists to dive