While Wisconsin certainly isn't known for its mountains, that doesn't mean fans of snow sports can't find at least a few slopes on which to ski or snowboard. This list of skiing and snowboarding spots within 125 miles -- or about two hours drive time -- of Milwaukee will help you find the perfect place to test the powder. Read on!

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Four of Milwaukee's most popular cultural destinations offer free admission on specific days throughout the year. Visit the Milwaukee Public Museum, the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory (i.e. the Domes), the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Milwaukee County Zoo for free! Read on for a list of Free Days at Milwaukee Attractions...

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We're nearly a week into the new year, so now is the perfect time to make good on your resolution to find a new job in 2012. To begin, check out my list of Milwaukee job-hunting resources. Once you've found something you're interested in, take a look at this guide to resume and cover letter samples by Alison Doyle, About.com's Guide to Job Searching.

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According to the National Weather Service, Milwaukee has not received this little snowfall to date (as of January 9) during the winter season since 1907. This puts us at number three for least snowiest winters to date on record. First place is 1889, with 1.1 inches. Second place is 1907, with 1.3 inches. Third place is 2012, with 1.7 inches.