By Dylan Deprey For Mike Scrill, everything was based on the hustle. At first, it was the streets. Then, it was a prison bid. As a renewed citizen, it was about giving his daughters a proper … [Read more...]
Michelle Pitts: Female Entrepreneur Built on Faith
By Rhea Riley Michelle Pitts is a woman of faith and determination who’s born and raised in the streets of Milwaukee, and she has worked her way up to owning and operating business after … [Read more...]
U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin Visits Sherman Phoenix
By Karen Stokes On Saturday, March 16, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin visited Milwaukee to tour Sherman Phoenix. This is her first visit to the facility since it’s official opening on November 30, … [Read more...]
Punch Bowl Social Grand Opening is Today
By Rhea Riley Bowling lanes, chicken and waffles, and a fancy rye whiskey are features for a unique experience for guests at Milwaukee’s new hot millennial “eatertainment” restaurant, Punch … [Read more...]
U.S. Bank Celebrating Those Who Plant the Seeds of Possibility
U.S. Bank proudly celebrates Black History Month by recognizing four of their key community partners across the country who are planting the seeds of possibility: Dr. Eve M. Hall, president of the … [Read more...]
Fladdy’s Pizza Aims to Reshape Milwaukee’s Business Model One Slice at a Time
By Dylan Deprey Rick Smith always considered himself a jack-of-all trades. As a kid, he embodied the entrepreneurial spirit. He collected cans and raked leaves. He hustled hamburgers out of his … [Read more...]
Funding for Madison Tech Company Opens New Possibilities
By Ethan Duran This September, Madison startup company SciArt Software, Inc. was awarded a $530,000 investment from the Idea Fund of La Crosse. The tech company developed Pareto, a plugin … [Read more...]
The Bronzeville Collective Gives Visibility to Black Entrepreneurs
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Tiffany Miller is known for wearing a flower in her hair. One day, while out and about she noticed a woman wearing the same flower in her hair. Miller said the feeling was … [Read more...]
Buy Black Bingo Cards Encourage People to Support Black Entrepreneurs
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz The first time Marcia Taylor served her white chocolate coated popcorn was at a wedding. From there she started selling it at farmer’s markets and festivals. Taylor and … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Celebrates Launch of Sherman Phoenix During Grand Opening
By Karen Stokes What a difference two years can make when time, persistence and love of community are in place. They can transform a space damaged from violence into a space for the community. … [Read more...]
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