Marketplace - June 3, 2008
Gresens flexes design muscle at Ford
Growing up on the West Side, Richard Gresens loved to draw moving objects and was fascinated by the designs of classic locomotives. So, it's little surprise that he's now a designer at Ford, where he heads the team behind the new Flex.
Tags: Richard Gresens, Ford Flex, Lenox Heights, Milwaukee Road, Ford Motor Co., Burlington Zephyr, Brooks Stevens, Frank Lloyd Wright, Hiawatha

Arts & Entertainment - Jan. 12, 2008
Museum of Wisconsin Art quietly promotes the state’s finest works
Just 40 miles northwest of Milwaukee, the Museum of Wisconsin Art is quietly going about its business featuring some of the best works of art our state has ever produced.
Tags: museum of wisconsin art, mwa, carl von marr, early wisconsin regional art, The Flagellants, west bend, frank lloyd wright

Arts & Entertainment - Sept. 15, 2007
Appearances bring readers, writers together
Although local booksellers never really shut down the author appearances, thankfully, things definitely quiet down in summer. But the Packers have kicked off, the Brewers may be tanking and that means the writers are arriving en masse again.
Tags: Kozol, Austen, Viera Rigler, Schwartz, Alverno, Marquette, Casals, Frank Lloyd Wright, Mamah Borthwick Cheyney, Oak Park, Loving Frank, Songs Without Words, Andromeda Romano-Lax, The Spanish Bow, Amy Bloom, Ethiopia, Haregewoin Teferra, adoption, orphan

Travel & Visitors Guide - July 13, 2007
Milwaukee 7: Racine undergoing a renaissance
Racine County sits to the south of Milwaukee County and is the heart of the Chicago-Milwaukee Corridor. The county has more than its share of attractions and benefits for the visitor and those who decide to make it their home or new business location.
Tags: Racine, Burlington, Milwaukee 7, Horlick, Case, S.C. Johnson, Frank Lloyd Wright, Wingspread

Travel & Visitors Guide - April 18, 2005
Wright Foundation could be in trouble
Hundreds of tourists usually flock to Taliesin in Spring Green in summer. But, two "living legacies" of legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright could be close to dying because of financial and organization problems. Read about it in Beyond Milwaukee.
Tags: Frank Lloyd Wright, Taliesin, Spring Green, architecture, Scottsdale, The Arizona Republic, Beverly Hart, Vernon Swaback, UWM School of Architecture, Wright Foundation