The multi-million dollar St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care brings state-of-the-art facilities to Park West and surrounding communities.
High school seniors commit to higher education at college signing day
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee acknowledged the accomplishments of area high school seniors at the second annual college signing day.
Students embrace engineering, innovation at STEM science fair
MPS’ first STEM-focused science fair reflects a recent nationwide push to emphasize science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) in K-12 education.
Mobile greenhouse helps students embrace agriculture, entrepreneurship
Teachers, parents and students at Milwaukee Environmental Sciences celebrated the debut of a mobile greenhouse, which was made possible through an Arts @ Large initiative with various community partners.
Teen programming at Silver Spring Neighborhood Center promotes positive lifestyle
An anti-pregnancy program, called the Loving and Developing Yourself (LADY) group, encourages teenage girls to seek academic excellence and set career goals while avoiding pregnancy.
City entrepreneurs raise capital through microloan initiative
Kiva Zip, an online nonprofit program, provides Milwaukee’s small business owners with a way to acquire zero-interest loans through a vast network of lenders.
Couples and community members celebrate Black Marriage Day
The fifth annual Black Marriage Day emphasized the importance of successful marriages and strong families in the Black community.
MPS administrators say Commitment Schools ‘moving in right direction’
Based on initial test results, MPS administrators and teachers are optimistic about the three-year Commitment Schools improvement program for underperforming MPS schools.
Special Report: Food-based charities strive to provide healthier, higher-quality options
Despite easier access to inexpensive processed foods, Hunger Task Force and Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin are increasing the amount of fresh produce rescued from retailers and sourcing directly from area farms.
Special Report: Federal cuts cause increased reliance on charitable food programs
Cuts to federal aid programs coupled with high poverty rates are putting pressure on Milwaukee’s network of food banks, food pantries and hot meal programs.
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