Event aims to showcase the convergence of art film, music and technology in the region.
Individuals and organizations are invited to submit news releases, short articles and photos about their issues and events.
Riverworks Week kicks off with full slate of events
Brewers pitcher Chase Anderson and UnitedHealthcare host “Blessings in a Backpack” food program at Townsend Street School
ACTS Housing and Metcalfe Park Bridges partner for neighborhood success
Since the beginning of the year, ACTS Housing, a social enterprise that empowers renters to become homeowners, has reached out to schools, other nonprofits, and community groups to support its vision of vibrant Milwaukee neighborhoods through homeownership. ACTS is growing referral partnerships to create a pathway for partnership for neighborhood residents.
2018 Briggs & Al’s Run & Walk raises nearly $1 million for Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin
House passes Rep. Moore’s bill to designate Vel R. Phillips post office building
Right Wisconsin: No regrets for referring to MPS students as “…little convicts being sent to the penitentiary.”
In comments made today on WTMJ radio’s Steve Scaffidi Show, Jim Wigderson, editor of Right Wisconsin, said he doesn’t regret referring to Milwaukee Public Schools’ students as “…little convicts being sent to the penitentiary” in a recent Right Wisconsin post.
Let The Music Play Grant program accepting online applications
Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. and American Family Insurance announced that the Let The Music Play grant program is now accepting online applications. Non-profit organizations, or school programs that support music education, are eligible to receive these $2,500 Let The Music Play grants.
Girls excel through Girl Scouting, new troops forming now
MANDI celebrates 20 years — nominations are now being accepted
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