The Gilbert Brown Foundation and the AT&T Wisconsin Pioneers teamed up once again to hold a free football camp for Milwaukee youth at North Division High School from Tuesday, July 9 to Thursday, … [Read more...]
Understanding infant death and infant mortality in Milwaukee
Gone Too Soon: Healthy Babies Need Healthy Communities A Special Series By Milwaukee Lifecourse Initiative for Healthy Families The excitement of wondering what favorite color a precious baby will … [Read more...]
Smart Summer: Prevent learning loss and have some fun
From Backpacks to Briefcases: It’s no secret the majestic quality summer has for children. With three months of fun, sunshine and relaxation with friends, no wonder kids are quick to forget the … [Read more...]
Prepare your child for a successful school year now
Summer Camp starts July 30 What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice, that’s what little girls are made of. In society good first impressions and manners really do go a long … [Read more...]
“Nelson Mandela Day” in Milwaukee July 18; join the global movement for good
Thursday, July 18 marks the 95th birthday of Nelson Mandela and the fourth “International Nelson Mandela Day.” A celebration honoring the admirable leader’s contributions will take place July 18 in … [Read more...]
Community shows support for Bonds
By Cassandra Lans Two weeks ago a proposal from a Milwaukee Public School Board member was made to rein in the powers of the board president by giving more authority to the vice president. MPS … [Read more...]
Summerfest Highlights: Pitbull
2013 Summerfest highlights included Pitbull who performed Sunday June 30 on the Marcus Amphitheater Stage. (Photo by Pat A. Robinson) … [Read more...]
Summerfest Highlights: LL Cool
Summerfest highlights included Hip-hop legend LL Cool as he performed on Friday June 28 at the BMO Harris Pavilion with Miller Lite. (Photo by Pat A. Robinson) … [Read more...]
Gorman, Northcott partner to rebuild depressed Milwaukee neighborhoods
Tony Kearney walks into a classroom in the Northcott Neighborhood House on the north side of Milwaukee. Every seat is filled by 24 African American men learning construction. Kearney, the Project … [Read more...]
Twins make history as Spelman’s co-valedictorians
Young, Gifted & Black Series By Taki S. Raton Spelman College in Atlanta is known in published reports for producing magnificent and extraordinary African American women. So to be a … [Read more...]
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