With the theme of “The Black Family: Generations Speak!” the third annual Milwaukee Black Theater Festival is all about family ties.
NNS Spotlight: How Your Move MKE uses hip-hop and chess to help youths
Your Move MKE combines chess, hip-hop music and other skills to teach youths self-awareness, discipline and leadership
Journey House’s youth athletics programs return after two-year hiatus caused by COVID
After two years without baseball, football and other sports, summer athletic programs are underway at Journey House.
Here’s how and where to celebrate Juneteenth this year in Milwaukee
Juneteenth, the annual celebration of the last slaves learning they’d been freed, is back. For the 51st year in a row, Milwaukee is celebrating.
Report outlines inequities, challenges for youth sports leagues in the city versus the suburbs
Youth athletic organizations in the city are struggling to maintain access and engagement, which means fewer young people can benefit from the opportunities sports provide.
The slow fade of youth sports in Milwaukee
Fewer kids are playing sports, including baseball in Milwaukee, as the competitive gap between baseball in the city and suburbs continues to grow.
Milwaukee artist achieves lifelong dream of directing a film
Zach Lathen-Williams has always been a creative. He recently achieved his ultimate goal of producing a film.
NNS Spotlight: How this Milwaukee native uses the arts to empower her community
Mariah Scott set out to create change in her community and ended up with a successful one-woman show.
More than music: How the Black Diaspora Symphony Orchestra plans to serve the community
Dayvin Hallmon believes that music can both create and heal communities. And that’s what he hopes to do through the Black Diaspora Symphony Orchestra.
COVID-19 is transforming ministry and what it means to be a community of faith
Milwaukee’s faith communities work to stay encouraged and be encouraging as the pandemic persists.
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