(Realtor Association Executive 8/1/2008)
A feature story for RAE magazine about how association chapters use cutting-edge multimedia platforms, such as audio Pod casts, to communicate with their members.
(MotorHome 4/8/2010)
First-person travel story about a family vacation to Sanibel Island on Florida's Gulf Coast, one of the world's premiere shelling locations.
(Outside's GO! 6/1/2010)
Feature story about Glenn Brackett, master fly rod maker in Twin Bridges, Montana, written for Outside's GO! magazine.
(Froedtert Today 9/1/2010)
Feature story about a woman with so-called "broken-heart syndrome," including diagnosis, treatment and recovery, written for a Froedtert Community Health publication.
(Fresh Home 5/1/2010)
An interview with Aussie celebrity landscape designer Jamie Durie about the "outdoor room" concept.
(Fresh Home 11/1/2010)
tongue-in-cheek feature about quirky DIY gifts for Christmas.
(Backyard Living 9/25/2007)
An interview with Barbara Butler, who designs grand, upscale playhouses for celebrities.
(Reader's Digest 5/1/2010)
A fun and funky vegetable guide written for a one-shot newsstand special called Grow Veggies for Less, published by Birds & Blooms, a Reader's Digest publication.
(Chicago Tribune 8/8/2007)
Feature story about the 50th anniversary of the pink plastic lawn flamingo and its creator, Don Featherstone.
(PBJ 9/1/2008)
Feature story about the benefits and pitfalls of kids and social networking.
(Pumper 9/1/2010)
Business profile about former NASCAR champ Bobby Hillin Jr. and his company, T-Rex services.
(Pumper 8/1/2010)
Business profile about Zeschke Septic Cleaning.
(Municipal Sewer & Water 6/1/2007)
Business story about e-mail "netiquette."
(Municipal Sewer & Water 9/1/2008)
Monthly management column about the benefits of job shadowing.
(Farm Equipment 9/1/2008)
Business story about the benefits of management software for farm-equipment dealers.
(Reader's Digest 5/1/2010)
Fun, snarky gift guide written for Grow Veggies for Less, a one-shot bookazine published by Birds & Blooms, a Reader's Digest publication.
(American Way 5/1/2011)
The name's Redenius. Doug Redenius. The Momence, Illinois, native leads a double life: A 55-year-old postal worker by day and the rest of the time, the owner of the one of the world's largest collections of James Bond vehicles. How he obtained the vehicles — and what he's planning on doing with them – makes for a story as compelling as an Bond adventure.
(Fresh Home's Grow It, Cook It 4/1/2011)
Want a yard that looks AND tastes good enough to eat? Then get immersed in edible landscaping and dig right in.
