By Nyesha Stone Sometimes when we die our legacy lives on. Elouise (Garner) Joseph, also known as Mrs. Elouise, died March 16, 2015, and about two years later Millie Tanner-Latham decided to … [Read more...]
Thousands Show Support for the Community at the 46th Annual Juneteenth Day Celebration
By Karen Stokes Despite the mayhem that Milwaukee has experienced so far this summer, thousands of Milwaukee residents gathered and demonstrated their commitment for their community at the 46th … [Read more...]
Life Without Meat
By Nyesha Stone The word vegan doesn’t sit well with many people. Chef Rain Truth has been vegan for almost 32 years and started her first catering business 21 years ago. Chef Truth never … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County Zoo 125th Anniversary
By Yasmine Outlaw The Milwaukee County Zoo celebrates their 125th anniversary, and there are many new attractions and discounts to take advantage of this summer. The Milwaukee County Zoo opened … [Read more...]
Seniors Take Selfies and More with AT&T’s Help
Clinton Rose Senior Center hosts an AT&T Workshop that teaches seniors how to use smartphones. AT&T representatives came to the Clinton Rose Senior Center to present a “Going Mobile” … [Read more...]
Many Still Seek Answers after Lakefront Shooting
By Karen Stokes At a brief news conference on Monday, Sheriff David Clarke updated information on the shooting which occurred at Milwaukee’s Lakefront. “On Sunday, June 11th at 7:41pm, in … [Read more...]
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County Celebrates 10 years of Philanthropic 5 Award
United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County honored five community leaders for their commitment to the Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County. The 10th annual Philanthropic 5 award ceremony … [Read more...]
MPS Breaks the Bank on Class of 2017 College Scholarships
By Dylan Deprey For some, the thought of college is football games, wild parties and late-night cram sessions, but to others the dollar sign shaped cloud looming overhead can hinder and even … [Read more...]
County Executive Abele Appoints Local Milwaukeean as First Director of Office on African American Affairs
By Dylan Deprey The director’s chair was an empty seat for nearly a year in Milwaukee County’s Office of African American Affairs (OAAA). The OAAA was created to tackle the many racial … [Read more...]
Citizen Action of WI Questions Pence’s intent to Repeal Obamacare
By Mrinal Gokhale Vice President Mike Pence visited Milwaukee and promised to repeal Obamacare for what he believed to be for the better. But, Citizen Action of Wisconsin disagreed and held a … [Read more...]
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