What could they be thinking? By Natalie Cole Our Weekly Publisher and CEO The primary and most trustworthy source of news and information to Black Americans has been and continues to rest in … [Read more...]
Aviation record holder now among world’s youngest commercial airlines pilot
Young, Gifted & Black Series By Taki S. Raton Eight years ago, a December 11, 2006 Electronic Drum posting reports that our then 14 year-old helicopter and airplane pilot successfully … [Read more...]
Bucks to host first-ever Milwaukee ‘Sneaker Summit’ prior to Miami Heat game on March 29
Saturday, March 29, is already a day worth circling on the Bucks calendar, as the reigning NBA Champion Miami Heat will make their lone Milwaukee appearance of the season. But just for kicks, the … [Read more...]
MATC’s Black History Month exhibit extended into March
MATC’S downtown campus Black History Month display, “Time, Presence, Civilization in Black – The Rescue and Restoration of Masterful African World Creation, Invention and Accomplishment on the Global … [Read more...]
The Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s MATCH DAY returns for 2014
24-hour online giving event raises money, awareness of need for food, shelter in greater Milwaukee On March 13, members of the community will come together again to raise funds for 20 nonprofits … [Read more...]
The next leader of the 15th Aldermanic District
Jarett Fields ER Room By Jarett Fields On Thursday, March 13 at 5:30pm the “Sustainable Communities” forum will take place in an effort to familiarize the community and the 15th district with … [Read more...]
Dads and daughters celebrate
The special bond between a father and daughter was celebrated at the 11th Annual Daddy Daughter Dance. 800 dads and daughters packed the gym at North Division High School for an evening of dining, … [Read more...]
A student job that helps the community
Jasmine Woodley has discovered a way to help pay for her education while helping others. Woodley, a nursing student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, works as a tutor through the … [Read more...]
Inspire kids through reading
From Backpacks to Briefcases By Vincent Lyles President & CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee A parent reading to a child is an age-old pastime; it often goes hand-in-hand … [Read more...]
Dr. Thornton named CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools
Baltimore City Public Schools announced this week Dr. Gregory E. Thornton, Superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools, will become the new Chief Executive Officer of the district, pending successful … [Read more...]
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