By Nyesha Stone Quilting is not just a hobby for Ella Brooks—it’s her business, and she wants to make sure you know it. Brooks is a 72-year-old businesswoman, who back in “twenty o’ three” … [Read more...]
Milwaukee’s Carpet Store: Kashou Carpets is Closing Up Shop
By Nyesha Stone One hundred and eight years in business, and Kashou Carpets, a well-known local carpet store, announced their intention to close on Aug. 20, 2018. This business made it through … [Read more...]
Mayor Barrett Announces Additional Early Voting Locations
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Every United States citizen has the right to vote, but they don’t always have the opportunity to. Earlier this week, Mayor Tom Barrett, announced the city’s decision to … [Read more...]
Host Faithe Colas Dedicates Show to Late Husband Eric Von in Tribute to His Passing and Community Fundraiser
By Rhea Riley Host Faithe Colas welcomed previous fellow of the Eric Von Broadcast Fellowship Teran Powell, along with other friends and colleagues, to honor her late husband Eric Von on There’s … [Read more...]
Count Down to Shut Down: The Happy Hustlin’ Story Continues
By Dylan Deprey Striving for better ways to provide better days. Mike Scrill lives by this motto and ensures to put that “H” in your face, even if you disagree. Happy Hustlin’ was reborn … [Read more...]
Walk to End Alzheimer’s® Celebrates 25th Anniversary in Milwaukee Sunday, September 16 at Henry Maier Festival Park
Compiled By Milwaukee Courier Staff The 25th annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Milwaukee County—the 12th largest event of its kind in the nation—will be held on Sunday, September 16 at Henry Maier … [Read more...]
Boston City Council Member Ayanna Pressley Becomes the Latest New Young Candidate to Win Big
By Lauren Victoria Burke NNPA Newswire Last week, a stunning political victory came out of Florida with Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum’s unforeseen win in the Democratic gubernatorial … [Read more...]
Guns Down Miltown Pledges Non-Violence and Promotes Local Youth Programming
By Dylan Deprey As August rolled around and humidity hit an all-time high, Milwaukee’s hot end to the summer had also experienced a violent spike. There were 16 shooting deaths over the course of … [Read more...]
MPS Provides Additional Enrollment Hours to Help Families Prep for the First Day of School
By Rhea Riley The Milwaukee Public School System (MPS) held its last Saturday enrollment hours to enroll students before the start of classes on September 4 for the 2018-2019 school year. This was … [Read more...]
Senator Baldwin Announces New Coalition
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Last week, Senator Tammy Baldwin announced her new coalition: Business Leaders for Tammy. This recently formed alliance includes over 100 businesses across the state of … [Read more...]
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