How Wisconsin shaped a horror legend ↗
Author Bill Gillard follows Robert Bloch’s legendary career in horror, including his early writing days in Milwaukee and his time living in Weyauwega, where he wrote the novel "Psycho."
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U.S. Army Reserve veteran Sgt. Nicholas Tincher of Spring Hill, Kansas, has been chosen as the 2026 Operation Rooftop recipient.
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Members of the Miller and Schuler families, who have a long tradition of service to their country, have been meeting for breakfast almost every Thursday for 10 years.
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