BILTRITE Furniture is a Local Legacy
For almost a century, family-owned BILTRITE has remained committed to provide better-quality, affordable furniture and mattresses as well as unmatched customer service.
Why I Spent 32 Hours Playing Pinball (In Short: To Raise $3,300 for Children’s Hospital)
Ryan Clancy is a candidate for Milwaukee County Supervisor and also a Renaissance Man of sorts: he’s owned a record shop, worked in the Peace Corps and was a Milwaukee Public Schools teacher. Now, he is also a world record holder.
Q&A: Rio Bound
Get to know two of the Wisconsin athletes heading south for this month’s Olympic Games.
Extended Q&A: Award-winning Sculptor Richard Edelman
Milwaukee Sculptor Richard Edelman has been given the Frank L. Weil Award for the Advancement of Jewish Culture in North America, the first time a recipient has been named since 1992. His works can be seen throughout the city.
Q&A: Michael Boettcher, Miller Park’s Director of Grounds
Michael Boettcher is now in his third season as Miller Park’s Director of Grounds. He got called up from the farm – the kind with cows and crops.
Q&A: Megan Sai Dogra, ‘Assist Bhopal’
Megan Sai Dogra, a University School of Milwaukee junior, helps victims of a 1984 tragedy in India with her “Assist Bhopal” documentary.
Q&A: Ismael ‘Izzy’ Bonilla, Milwaukee County’s Airport Director
During two decades in the Air Force, Ismael “Izzy” Bonilla was stationed all over the world. Now, he’s Milwaukee County’s airport director.
A Lineman Comes Out
A Milwaukee teacher, Luke McAvoy, earlier told his college football teammates he’s gay. Recently he told the world his secret, too.
Q&A: David Ravel
Alverno Presents has been a Milwaukee fixture since 1959. Now it’s being discontinued. Soon-to-be-former Director David Ravel takes stock.
Q&A: Matthew Prigge
Matthew Prigge wrote Milwaukee Mayhem: Murder and Mystery in the Cream City’s First Century. He’s also available for boat tours.