Not a lost art: Milwaukee mom finds professional calligrapher services in demand
By: CBS58 Staff
Posted: Sep 30, 2019 9:58 AM CDT

-
1:50
’Don’t pick your nose/butt’ Rodgers leaves himself notes...
-
1:04
Ways to celebrate Milwaukee ‘414’ Day
-
1:32
’Welcome back!’ MPS reopens for in-person learning Wednesday,...
-
3:00
Local swim experts fear ‘drowning epidemic’ as more people...
-
3:25
Mastering the art of Jiu Jitsu leaves only the mighty standing
-
1:44
Kenosha police officer who shot Jacob Blake returns from administrative...
-
1:59
Protesters take to streets of Milwaukee for 2nd night following...
-
1:08
Packers question stumps contestants on Rodgers’ 7th episode...
-
1:57
Warning signs to look out for if you got the Johnson & Johnson...
-
0:51
State Sen. Chris Larson says daughter tested positive for COVID,...
-
0:51
Nelson Mandela exhibition coming to the Milwaukee Public Museum...
-
0:41
Assembly Republicans pass bills to spend billions in federal...
(MILWAUKEE) - When was the last time you put pen to paper? As a growing number of parents and educators debate the merits of teaching cursive writing in schools a local woman shares her adult journey of mastering what many believe is a lost art.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Jacquelyn Abad introduces a calligrapher who's capturing hearts, one letter at a time.