Music - June 5, 2006
Where are they now: Paul Amitai
Starting out as the singer, guitarist and songwriter for Milwaukee ska stars The Pacers, Paul Amitai has been a fixture on the Brew City art and music scene ever since. Last year, Amitai moved to Brooklyn and we caught up with him to find what's up.
Tags: Amitai, Pacers, Bionic, Jookbeat, Brooklyn, Caural, Citizen King

Sports - April 16, 2005
An easy solution for NBA's age limit
Playing the race card put Pacers' Jermaine O'Neal and his opinion on the front page of every sports page in the country. He knows the only color the NBA truly cares about is green, but talking about green doesn't make waves like contrasting black and white.
Tags: Jermaine O'Neal, Pacers, race card, NBA, Clarett, LeBron James, Carmello Anthony, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, NBDL, free agents, NBAPA, NCAA

Music - Jan. 18, 2005
Mount Sims reaches new musical heights
Where does one go after "Ultra Sex"? For former Citizen King frontman Mount (Matt) Sims, whose debut carried that provocative name, the next step is "Wild Light," Sims' second disc, and first for German-based International DeeJay Gigolo Records.
Tags: Mount Sims, Matt Sims, Citizen King, Pacers, Bauhaus, DeeJay Gigolo, electronica, dance, Ultra Sex

Sports - Nov. 24, 2004
Czaban recounts "The Disneyland Argument"
Perhaps more amazing than the Pistons/Pacers/fans riot on Friday night, are the excuses, spin control and rationalization by many people regarding the primary culprits in the entire episode. And by that, I mean, the players. Duh.
Tags: Czaban, NBA, Artest, brawl, suspension, Pacers, Pistons, fight, fans, security

Music - Feb. 9, 2004
Pacers' Radichel returns home with new band
Mick Radichel, who some Milwaukee music fans will remember as the guitarist for ska/punk stalwarts The Pacers, left for Chicago and a new band, Riviera. The band has a new EP and plays at the Cactus Club.
Tags: Riviera, Radichel, Pacers, ska, Memphis, Cactus