Walnut Way’s Innovations and Wellness Commons has filled a void in Lindsay Heights, a neighborhood short on healthy food options.
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Next Door fair raises awareness about moms’ and children’s health
Next Door and UnitedHealthcare Community Plan offered screenings, information and healthcare resources to parents at a recent health fair.
On the Block: Need for change
Harambee resident Tracy Williams thinks that a multitude of things need to change in Milwaukee, and he would like to “start over.”
Daddy Daughter Dance draws droves of dedicated dads
The Daddy Daughter Dance is held just once a year, but participants say it creates a lasting impact for those involved.
Johnsons Park revitalization culminates dozen-year effort in Lindsay Heights
Johnsons Park had fallen into disrepair until an initiative spearheaded by the Center for Resilient Cities transformed it into a space for sports, recreation and entertainment.
Executive director Vernon replaced at Walnut Way
Hired to replace the retiring Sharon Adams as executive director of Walnut Way Conservation Corp. in June, LaShawndra Vernon has been voted out by the organization’s board of directors.
On the Block: Dangerous political situation
Harambee resident Jerry Walloch says that people in Milwaukee have become complacent when it comes to politics.
‘Urban Heroes, Urban Wood’ tells story of Milwaukee’s black community
A group exhibition of paintings and photographs by African-American artists depicts historic Milwaukee figures on wood from the city’s ash trees.
Riverworks executive director leads revival in Harambee
Darryl Johnson, executive director of Riverworks Development Corp., has led several major projects that have helped to change the outlook in Harambee.
