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The Kohl’s Mystique
There’s the Kohl’s for coupon-clippers. And the Kohl’s for designer label followers. From the former failures to its expansion to 49 states, Kohl’s appears to have made good on its promise to “expect great things.”
By Cristina Daglas
The Tree of Life
Apple man Ken Weston is a whiz about all things related to the crisp, core-filled fruit. He shares his vast knowledge in this winsome story.
By Kurt Chandler | Photos by Adam Ryan Morris
Everybody Is an Artist
Or plays one on a stage near you. Our fine Arts Guide offers portraits of the season’s plummy performers and the shows you’ll want to bookmark now.
By Paul Kosidowski | Photos by Kat Berger
The Kohl’s Craze
Editor Bruce Murphy’s September letter to our readers.
By Bruce Murphy
EVENTS
Best Bets: September
By Paul Kosidowski and Debra Brehmer
INSIDER
Fight Club
One local gym helps put Milwaukee on the mixed martial arts map.
By Howie Magner
Crazy Critic
Get inside the maniacal mind of Milwaukee’s nationally known movie reviewer.
By John Michlig
Sour Notes
When it comes to at-bat music, many Brewers are striking out.
By Tyler Maas
Knit Happens
Milwaukee’s knitting community is stitching into the 21st century.
By Nick Kotecki
First Person – B. Michael Fett: Frontier Airlines Pilot
By Tea Krulos
Reviews: September
By Debra Brehmer, Ann Christenson, Mario Quadracci, Martha Bergland and Mark Koenig
The Mil: September
By Brenda Poppy and Contributors
Grab Bag
By Sarah Elms
The Wisconsin Edge
There’s a plague of pending foreclosures nationally but far fewer in Badgerland. So the local real estate market should see a quicker recovery.
By Laurie A. Szpot
The Doctor Will Tweet You Now
Local hospitals use social media to connect with patients.
By Julie Sneider
Health Tips
By Julie Sensat Waldren
DINING
Full Circle
The state’s oldest restaurant Red Circle Inn is newly renovated – and looking younger than its 163 years.
By Ann Christenson
Up in the Air
Benelux Grand Café energizes a busy Third Wward corner with its captivating rooftop patio.
By Ann Christenson
ENDGAME
Grand Illusion
It’s time to give up the dream of reviving Grand Avenue for suburban shoppers. A more urban solution is needed.
By Bruce Murphy
