By Dylan Deprey It was mid-afternoon, and a steady flood of traffic filled the intersection of 35th and Mitchell on Milwaukee’s south side. Buses lined up alongside Greenfield Bilingual School, … [Read more...]
Navigating Housing Trends and Laws for First-Time Tenants
By Danielle Miller The city of Milwaukee is experiencing groups of new tenants who are moving into the city. According to the online firm, Rent Jungle, the cost of a two bedroom within the city … [Read more...]
Magic Johnson Shares Wisdom on Business, Basketball and Life
By Karen Stokes Know your customer, have a strong business plan and do your research are just three of the business tips that Earvin “Magic” Johnson shared with an at capacity crowd Saturday … [Read more...]
Instant Karma Apparel Holds First Shopping and Networking Event
By Mrinal Gokhale The weekend coming to an end didn’t stop people from attending Instant Vibes: Art, Music & Networking on Sunday, April 23. Starting at 6:30 p.m. at Paper Box Lofts (1560 W … [Read more...]
Heal the Hood Brings the Beat for Upcoming Annual Block Party
By Dylan Deprey Rhythmic pulses radiated across Atkinson Ave. A drum circle, dressed in traditional African garments, scored the tumultuous awakening from a winter long hibernation. Outside … [Read more...]
Connection to Transportation is Key to Employment for Urban Residents
By Karen Stokes The key to well-paying jobs for residents in the city of Milwaukee is transportation. The majority of Industrial and manufacturing jobs are located beyond city of Milwaukee … [Read more...]
Alzheimer’s Association Dedicates Caregiver Help Center to Former Wisconsin First Lady
By Dylan Deprey It was at 14-years-old, when former Wisconsin Governor Martin Schreiber knew he had found his soul mate at Milwaukee Lutheran High School. His future wife, Elaine Thaney, sat … [Read more...]
Adopt-a-River to Clean the Banks and Bring Community Together
By Dylan Deprey The nine mile stretch along the Lincoln Creek banks have finally shown its face, and after a long winter, they are pretty messy. There were traffic cones, tires and wheel chairs … [Read more...]
The Best Stage in Town is Not Very Insulated
By Dylan Deprey Attic Jams began a year ago in an attic on Milwaukee’s Lower Eastside. As Matt Miller moved into his house, the space was unlike anything he had ever seen. He showed his local … [Read more...]
Former Milwaukee Kingpin Shares his Story in “Raised in The Game”
By Danielle Miller Sitting at a small table in the back of the library, Sterling Daniels hardly looks like the stereotypical criminal types. Waiting for his older lap-top to load so that he can … [Read more...]
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