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March 3rd, 2026

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Greater Milwaukee Urban League Celebrates 106th Anniversary at the ‘Black and White Ball’

On Saturday, November 1, 2025, the Greater Milwaukee Urban League held its annual Black and White Ball. This event kicked off the organization’s 106th anniversary year, celebrating its milestones and community impact. The evening was chaired by Gavin Hattersley, former President and CEO of Molson Coors Beverage Company, with Kevin Newell, Founder and CEO of Royal Capital Group, … [Read more...] about Greater Milwaukee Urban League Celebrates 106th Anniversary at the ‘Black and White Ball’

UNCF Empower Me Tour Continues in Milwaukee, WI on Nov. 13 with College Readiness Conference, Offering Scholarships and On-Site College Admissions

Event seeking and supporting high school students; Wells Fargo is founding sponsor For graduating high school students seeking college advice, UNCF provides students assistance connecting the dots post-graduation. This year’s Empower Me Tour (EMT) is continuing to Milwaukee, WI and is expected to be bigger and better than ever with over 500 graduating seniors expected … [Read more...] about UNCF Empower Me Tour Continues in Milwaukee, WI on Nov. 13 with College Readiness Conference, Offering Scholarships and On-Site College Admissions

Being Frank: You Can Say No Too

By: Frank James, Special to the Milwaukee Times Weekly Newspaper There is one faction of people in the USA who seem to not be able to say no. That faction of people is the African American male. I don’t mean say no to drugs, or even casual sex. I mean saying no to people, and not having to grin while saying it. African American men stop that foolish grinning. Say no and … [Read more...] about Being Frank: You Can Say No Too

Victory MBC Celebrates 18th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration of Reverend Edward E. Thomas

The Victory Missionary Baptist Church began the Eighteenth Year Pastoral Anniversary of Pastor Edward E. Thomas with a Pre-anniversary celebration on October 7, 2025, where Bishop Prentis Van, Pastor of the Evergreen Missionary Baptist Church served as guest speaker and Bishop Charles D. Watkins, Pastor of the King Solomon Missionary Baptist Church served as worship … [Read more...] about Victory MBC Celebrates 18th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration of Reverend Edward E. Thomas

South Division High School Hosts ‘Minds in Motion’

On Sunday, October 26, 2025, El Conquistador Latino Newspaper held its 14th Annual Latino Family Expo at South Division High School, attracting more than nine hundred community members. The event offered a variety of resources, including employment and education opportunities, free vaccinations, and health and wellness services. Trick or Treat activities and entertainment were … [Read more...] about South Division High School Hosts ‘Minds in Motion’

Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. Milwaukee Chapter Celebrates 40 Years of Service and Excellence

Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. (TLOD) Milwaukee Chapter proudly celebrated its 40th Anniversary on October 19, 2025, at the Delta by Marriott Hotel. The milestone event, themed “Rooted in Service, Growing in Excellence – Forty Years Strong,” honored four decades of impactful service, leadership, and sisterhood in the Milwaukee community. Distinguished speakers for the … [Read more...] about Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. Milwaukee Chapter Celebrates 40 Years of Service and Excellence

Being Frank: Is This Safe For Us?

By: Frank James, Special to the Milwaukee Times Weekly Newspaper The No Kings protests that have taken place across the USA have dominated the news. The protests were relatively peaceful as demonstrators voiced concerns over the state of politics in the USA. There were plenty of African Americans who lent their voices to these protests. African Americans need to be wary … [Read more...] about Being Frank: Is This Safe For Us?

Milwaukee loses two local civil rights icons

On Tuesday, October 14, 2025, Milwaukee lost two local civil rights leaders former National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) former president Jerry Ann Hamilton, 90; and former NAACP National Board Member and NAACP president Waukesha County Branch Lilly B. Wilson.Hamilton, a native of Gulfport, MS as was a graduate of Tougaloo College of Tougaloo, MS … [Read more...] about Milwaukee loses two local civil rights icons