Edwin Thomas, a 69-year old Amani resident, says that he is concerned about what Donald Trump as president might mean for black people.
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Running Rebels leader still inspired by his late mother
Running Rebels Executive Director Victor Barnett shares how his youth organization has influenced others for more than 35 years.
On the Block: Spare the rod
Donald Ealy, 55, talks about why he decided to forego physical discipline with his children.
New medical clinic opens at St. Ann Center-Bucyrus Campus
A brand-new medical clinic is now open at St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care-Bucyrus Campus, 2450 W. North Avenue. Unlike a walk-in clinic or urgent care, this unique clinic aims to be a health care home for the community it serves.
On the Block: Feeding Milwaukeeans in need
Sherman Park resident Marie Carlson has dedicated her life to providing free food for hungry residents all over Milwaukee.
More than 100 volunteers participate in cleanup, resource fair in Sherman Park
During Make A Difference Day approximately 100 people representing 12 churches and other organizations partnered to clean the streets and alleys for winter, focusing on the “Tri-Block” area from 51st to 60st streets.
On the Block: ‘A blessing and a curse’
Chris Sims talks about the pros and cons of not knowing his father.
Wisconsin Black Historical Society mural brings ‘joy’ and ‘light’ to Sherman Park
Wisconsin Black Historical Society director Clayborn Benson asked artist George Gist to replace the building’s mural with one that illustrated black contributions to Wisconsin.
Milwaukee Public Library seeks development partners for Martin Luther King library
The Milwaukee Public Library (MPL) has issued a Request for Proposal from qualified firms who want to partner on a mixed-use development of a new Martin Luther King branch library at 310 W. Locust Street. “We have been working to improve the library experience by removing barriers and changing the way people think about libraries […]
UNCOM’s 9th annual Walk for Wellness steps off at COA Goldin Center
The threat of rain didn’t dampen the spirits of hundreds of participants in UNCOM’s ninth annual Walk for Wellness, which promotes healthy eating and active living.
