By Rhea Riley Alderman Khalif Rainey joins host Faithe Colas to talk about Milwaukee’s first Hip-Hop Week on There’s Always Something Good To Talk About. “There is so much more we can do, we can … [Read more...]
The Valuable Insight Project is Preparing Our Youth to be Leaders
By Nyesha Stone As we grow through life, we experience it all from happiness to downfalls, and as we learn from each of these experiences, we must share and educate those younger than us. Two … [Read more...]
Ascension St. Joseph Campus – Community Engagement Making Positive Progress
Ascension Wisconsin hosted a meeting on August 6 to discuss the future of Ascension SE Wisconsin Hospital-St. Joseph Campus with neighborhood and community members, faith leaders, representatives from … [Read more...]
Three African-Americans Claim Rare Engineering Accomplishment
By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Contributor The National Academy of Engineering has 83 new members this year, including a rare three African-Americans who are scheduled to be inducted in a … [Read more...]
YMCA to Begin Before and After School Programs
By Evan Casey With the school year starting soon, local organizations have begun efforts to impact local schoolchildren across Milwaukee. The YMCA is one of those organizations, as they will … [Read more...]
Abele, Lipscomb Announce Additional Free Birth Certificates for Voting, Youth Jobs in Milwaukee County
After resolution passes County Board in July, County Executive signs authorization for additional 500 free birth certificates for voting and 250 for youth jobs MILWAUKEE, Thursday, Aug. 23, … [Read more...]
Senator Tammy Baldwin Gets a Firsthand Look at African American Small Businesses
By Karen Stokes The focus was primarily businesses and reaching out to the Black community last Saturday for Senator Tammy Baldwin during the latest stop in Milwaukee on her ‘In Your Corner … [Read more...]
Primary Partisan Election Results Are In
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Earlier this week, thousands of people in Milwaukee and across the state took a few minutes out of their day, exercised their right and voted. Now, the results for the … [Read more...]
Safe and Sound Hosts First Family Carnival
By Evan Casey Not many things are free these days, so Milwaukee citizen Kenneth Spears decided to jump on the opportunity to attend a free family carnival on the north side, last Saturday … [Read more...]
The Curiosity Cube Returned to Milwaukee and Brought STEM with it
By Nyesha Stone Shades of blue colored the sky outside the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum and while Milwaukeeans enjoyed the crisp sun, a brightly-painted pink 22x10-foot shipping container: … [Read more...]
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