Music - Jan. 27, 2008
Schiff won’t gig at Grammys, but …
Cellist Janet Schiff will not sit in with Foo Fighters, however, she did score a new opportunity.
Tags: Janet Schiff, Foo Fighters, cellist, cello, Grammy Awards, Atlanta

Dining - Sept. 1, 2006
Why are we the drunkest?
After Forbes Magazine named Milwaukee the "drunkest city" in the country, Molly Snyder Edler did a little informal investigation of her own.
Tags: Forbes.com, drunkest, San Francisco, Boulder, Atlanta

Music - Aug. 13, 2004
Milwaukee hip-hopper Rayedan hiccups into the spotlight
Rufus King graduate Rayedan has returned from a few years in Atlanta, where he began his professional music career. Now, his single "Mr. Hiccup" won five straight nights of competition on a local station and is being played non-stop in Canada.
Tags: Rayedan, hiccup, KISS-FM, hip-hop, Atlanta, Smoove

Sports - April 8, 2004
Aaron hammered into record books 30 years ago today
Tomorrow is opening day for the Brewers at Miller Park, but today is the big day in Milwaukee baseball. After all, it was 30 years ago today that Hammerin' Hank Aaron shattered Babe Ruth's home run record.
Tags: Aaron, Babe, Bonds, baseball, homers, Atlanta, Braves, Brewers, Stanton