Marketplace - July 13, 2009
Who do ya know wants to buy a job?
While attending a conference recently, a couple of friends from Louisiana gave me some friendly grief, telling me how they are "kicking some Yankee butt," or some such. Amused, I inquired, "What are you talking about?"
Tags: employment, louisiana, Bobby Jindal, sheboygan

Dining - April 13, 2009
Sheboygan dining offers more than just brats
Have you been to Sheboygan lately? If not, you might be surprised at how diverse its dining scene has become. From upscale, chef-owned gourmet restaurants on the lakeshore to cozy, family-owned diners, it really tackles the full spectrum with full flavor.
Tags: sheboygan, trattoria stefano, the bkybox sports pub, weissgerber, field to fork, jumes, ella's dela

Travel & Visitors Guide - Oct. 14, 2007
Fall brings beauty through the arts
One could argue that the Wisconsin landscape becomes an artistic canvas in the autumn.
Tags: art, museum, gallery, kohler, sheboygan, tellen, black river, painted forest, valton, Forevertron, Baraboo, Grandview, Hollandale, Wisconsin Concrete Park, Phillips

Travel & Visitors Guide - Oct. 12, 2007
Musky (and salmon) mania take Wisconsin autumn by storm
If you thought you had to fly to Canada for big-time musky action, or head to the Pacific Northwest to catch Coho and Chinook, think again.
Tags: fishing, angling, autumn, Wisconsin, tourism, fly fishing, coho, chinook, salmon, musky, DNR, Northwoods, Sheboygan, Manitowoc, Kohler, Racine, Kenosha, Hayward, St. Germain, Vilas, Oneida, walleye

Kids & Family - April 25, 2007
"Sister Salty, Sister Sweet" spices up the memoir genre
Natalie Kring and Shannon Kring Biro grew up in a small Wisconsin town and recently published "Sister Salty, Sister Sweet: A Memoir of Sibling Rivalry." They read Wednesday night at Schwartz Bookshop in Mequon.
Tags: Sister Salty, Sister Sweet, Natalie Kring, Shannon Kring Biro, sisters, memoir, anorexia, sexual assault, Biro, Sheboygan