Gospel groups from around the city gathered at Bachar Outreach Ministries Church to rehearse in advance of the second Milwaukee Gospel Jubilee.
Gallery: Black male artists bring ‘fresh perspectives’ to Bronzeville
The Fresh Perspective series plans to give black men in Milwaukee a chance to stage art shows and sell their work. Its coordinators strive to break down stereotypes against black men that say “they can’t do that.”
On the Block: Soccer success story
Demitrius White, a former pro soccer player, talks about how playing the sport at Northcott Neighborhood House at age 11 changed the course of his life.
NNS on Lake Effect: Poverty in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service reporter Brendan O’Brien speaks with Mitch Teich of Lake Effect Radio about poverty in Milwaukee.
On the Block: Freedom through dance on King Day
Gye Nyame, a children’s African dance ensemble, performed during a Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration.
On the Block: Talking “O” Burgers with Oscar
Oscar Castaneda, owner of Oscar’s Pub and Grill, 1712 W. Pierce St., talks about its signature burger, which was recently featured on the website Buzzfeed.com’s list of best burgers in the country.
On The Block: Let’s dance!
Students from Vieau, Maryland Avenue Montessori, Grantosa Drive and Bruce Guadalupe schools spent a recent morning dancing with Danceworks and friends from local senior centers at Milwaukee Youth Arts Center.
On the Block: Job hunt at MATC
Old North Milwaukee neighborhood resident Daniel Avant works part time as a chef. He’s starting 2015 with a search for a full-time job with benefits.
On the Block: What it means to be Santa
In the Harambee neighborhood, a generation of children has grown up with Don Sargent, though they will never know his real name. For the last 10 years he has been their Santa, appearing annually at the Riverworks Breakfast with Santa event. He has a unique take on what it means for children to spend a few minutes with Santa.
On the Block: After Ferguson
Quintes Williams, 25, who lives in the Metcalfe Park neighborhood, shares some thoughts on interacting with the police.
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