SHOCKING: Wisconsin - What They Never Told You

In 1942, Wisconsin furniture worker James Tellen began making concrete figures; over 15 years, he created more than 30 historical, religious and mythical sculptures in his family’s woods

In the year 1942, inspired by the stunning views from his hospital window, James Tellen embarked on a remarkable journey to create a mesmerizing sculpture garden. Over a span of 15 years, he meticulously crafted figures and scenes using concrete and various materials. Tellen, known for his self-critical nature, chose…

The Economic Times · 17h ago

At 60, Wisconsin farmer Albert Zahn covered his home with carved birds; surviving Bird’s Park sculptures are now preserved in a public museum

After retiring from dairy farming, Wisconsin native Albert Zahn found a new passion in carving. His impressive collection of intricately carved and painted birds, along with various figures, turned his home into a must-visit destination. Despite the closure of his art environment, his legacy lives on through museum exhibitions, showcasing…

The Economic Times · 17h ago

Wisconsin farmer turned his farmhouse into a colourful sculpture garden after an injury

A sprained ankle changed Austrian immigrant Nick Engelbert’s life, inspiring a Wisconsin dairy farmer to create a remarkable folk art collection. Over 15 years, he transformed his farmhouse and garden with more than 40 concrete sculptures decorated with broken china, glass, buttons and beads, blending American politics, folklore, history and…

The Times of India · 18h ago

In 1991, Wisconsin factory worker Bill Minkey answered a seed-saving ad; by 2017, he had contributed nearly 500 plant varieties to Seed Savers Exchange

Bill Minkey embarked on his seed-saving adventure in 1991 after spotting a small ad in a newspaper. This spark of interest evolved into a passionate commitment, as he made invaluable contributions to the Seed Savers Exchange. Documenting almost 500 plant varieties, Minkey fostered a community of gardeners dedicated to preserving…

The Economic Times · Oct 22

Nick Engelbert was a Wisconsin dairy farmer when a sprained ankle led him to make one concrete sculpture; 15 years later, his yard held more than 40 statues

In Wisconsin, Nick Engelbert, a dedicated dairy farmer, turned his farm into a unique art landscape featuring over 40 concrete sculptures inspired by his life's journey, historical narratives, and fairy tales. His wife, Katherine, enhanced the site with vibrant flower gardens. Following Engelbert's passing, the property fell into disrepair until…

The Economic Times · Oct 22

Dickeyville Grotto Memorial: WWI tribute grows into folk-art landmark; visitors still flock

Dickeyville Grotto was created by Father Matthias Wernerus as a tribute to three local soldiers lost in World War I. Over time, it transformed into an enchanting garden featuring unique shrines and displays of patriotism. While construction ceased after Wernerus passed away in 1931, the grotto continued to attract visitors,…

The Times of India · Oct 22

2026-27 College Hoops Schedule by Team for Teams in West

ere’s the complete 2026-27 men’s basketball schedule for the top teams from the West, team by team. The breakdown includes

SuperWest Sports · Oct 22

Richland County Becomes Eighth Wisconsin County Reporting Measles Since August as Statewide Total Reaches 289 Cases

Richland County confirmed a measles case linked to Wisconsin's southwest outbreak as the state total reached 289. Symptoms and steps for families.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

Jan. 6 Election Deniers Are Back on the Ballot

From California to Florida, Republicans who backed Trump’s false claims about the 2020 election are running for office.

Capital & Main · Oct 21

Farmers Challenge Power Line: Lawsuit targets MariBell project; landowners fear loss of farms

In western Wisconsin, rural landowners are rallying against the MariBell Transmission Project due to its anticipated negative impact on their land. The proposed route threatens family farms, with fears of diminished usable land, decreased property values, and potential health concerns. As the regulatory process moves forward, legal actions have emerged…

The Times of India · Oct 21