The Capital City Hues

09/11/2026

Good Morning Everyone,
In our Latine Heritage Month issue, hitting newsstands now, Fritz and Lidia Lazo tell their immigration story. American Players Theater presents Sueño. DAMA celebrated its summer youth mural experience. Patrice Rushen is bringing a musical extravaganza to Overture. Sharyl Kato talks about The Rainbow Project and Rhumba for Rainbow. Union and community solidarity was celebrated at Labor Fest at the Madison Labor Temple. And at last, Dane Dances was held on the Monona Terrace Rooftop. These are just some of the stories in Your Capital City Hues.

08/27/2026

Trump's oil and gas stock trades continued during Iran war, filings show - CBS News
Trump enriches himself through his unprovoked war with Iran, the roll back of EPA standards and opening public lands to oil and gas extraction. All of this profiting is illegal. The Supreme Court gave Trump the green light to do it with its immunity ruling. They should be ashamed.

08/16/2026

08/16/2026

Remember that Africa Fest is being held today, Sunday, from noon to 6 p. m. at McPike Park.

08/14/2026

In our August 10th issue, hitting stands now, we feature the 26th Annual Africa Fest. Aeiramique Glass discusses the Madison Office of the Independent Police Monitor. The Black Chamber’s Black Restaurant Week is August 9-16th. The Oregon Straw Hat Players will be performing Disney’s Descendants: The Musical. East Madison Community Center celebrated 60 years.
These are just some of the stories in Your Capital City Hues.

08/11/2026

My heart is heavy today. Bishop Eugene Johnson, founder of Madison Pentecostal and civil rights warrior, passed away. I've been friends with Eugene since 1984. He was and is a wonderful person. He is already missed.

08/09/2026

It's today, rain or shine!

08/08/2026

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08/05/2026

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