Remembering Jim Fetzer of Northern Chocolate
He’s pushy and profane; definitely no Willy Wonka. But Jim Fetzer – aka the Chocolate Nazi – is a one-man factory, churning out 20,000 pounds a year of some of the finest chocolates around.
From the Archives: Why on Earth Did the Packers Hire Mike McCarthy?
A 2006 profile of the then-new Green Bay coach digs into the working-class Pittsburgh guy with the then-flimsy resume.
Milwaukee Weddings 2019
Buy the Milwaukee Weddings 2019 issue of Milwaukee Magazine online here. FEATURES The Real Deal Meet four couples who wove style, personality and authenticity through their respective nuptials. By Kristine Hansen Moonstruck Five places within a reasonable drive – and with loads of character – to take an active or relaxed “mini moon.” By Lindsey Anderson Still in Love With You Suiting their faith- and love-based lifestyle, a local couple creates the vow renewal of their dreams in Jamaica. By Adam Rogan Engaged Vow Factor Vow Writing 101 By Jaylyn Fahey DIY Ties A look inside one of Wisco’s…
Milwaukee Weddings 2018
Coming Soon: Buy the Milwaukee Weddings 2018 issue of Milwaukee Magazine online here. FEATURES Bridal Couture Find a gown that suits your style. Honeymoon Destinations Travel to these locales via a non-stop service from General Mitchell Airport. Real Weddings Local couples share their stories and their advice for how to do it right. ENGAGED Why White? The over six-century-long evolution of bridal attire recounted. Free and Easy The average cost of a wedding — in old fashioneds — and why some couples are nixing large ceremonies altogether. The Night Before the Nuptials Add a little experimental spark to your rehearsal…
Everybody’s Talkin’: A Conversation on Faith Between Two Local Reverends
Rev. Jason Butler and Rev. Jennifer Nordstrom sat down in a tweet-free zone to talk about faith for our January 2017 “Conversation Issue.”
From the Archives: The New Immigrants
Curtiss, Wisconsin, was settled more than 150 years ago by Norwegians and Germans. Today, most of its residents are from Mexico. Yet the divergent paths of immigration to this outstate farm town are more similar than you would think.
From the Archives: The Activist
No stranger to protest, the head of Voces de la Frontera, Christine Neumann-Ortiz, has put herself and her organization at the center of one of the most bitter labor disputes in recent Milwaukee history.
Waukesha’s Raised Grain Brewery Opens Food Truck
Brat bites and specialty pizzas are part of the menu at the trailer, which serves food four days a week.
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City Guide 2015
FEATURES Hometown Celebrations Sometimes the best plans for a summer weekend are right under our noses. By the Editors You Can Play That Game Feel like a kid again with these playground games geared for adults. By Sara Rae Lancaster, Howie Magner and Tim McCormick Summer Innocence Sunshine on bare skin, music through an open window, fresh melon from a roadside stand. Our senses awakened, summertime casts its spell on us. By Liam Callanan, Dasha Kelly and C.J. Hribal The Good Earth Farming took the place of filmmaking for artist Micaela O’Herlihy. The mother of three grows herbs and produce for…