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June 3rd, 2026

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The commanders: Admirals and generals in the United States military

On October 25, 1940, Benjamin O. Davis, Sr., was appointed Brigadier General in the United States Army by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, becoming the first African American general in the history of the United States Military. Since then nearly 400 other African American women and men have been appointed to that rank. The highest rank in the Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps … [Read more...] about The commanders: Admirals and generals in the United States military

‘Hamilton’ heralds Milwaukee live theater return

By Jacquelyn D. Heath Special to The Milwaukee Times After a COVID-19 pandemic- enforced hiatus of more than 18 months from all things social and most things entertaining, live theater has returned to Milwaukee. And what a return it is. One of the most celebrated modern musicals – Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony, Grammy, Pulitzer and Kennedy Center Honors winning theatrical … [Read more...] about ‘Hamilton’ heralds Milwaukee live theater return

Bader Philanthropies honor legacy of Reuben and the late Mildred Harpole with new building dedication

On Tuesday, October 12, 2021, Bader Philanthropies, Inc., leaders and supporters gathered to celebrate the grand opening of its new Harambee neighborhood building at 3338 N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Drive. The development, which houses a jazz café called Sam's Place, and Shalem Healing Inc., a health and wellness service, has been named the Harpole Building in honor of … [Read more...] about Bader Philanthropies honor legacy of Reuben and the late Mildred Harpole with new building dedication

SHARP Literacy unveils ‘Healing Hands’ public mural in historic Bronzeville district

On Wednesday, October 6, 2021, SHARP Literacy's STEAM-based educational program, partnered with several other area Milwaukee schools to create a large-scale mural entitled, "Helping Hands" which was unveiled in a special ceremony in the historic Bronzeville neighborhood, 2209 N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Dr. Community Artist Vedale Hill led the public art project, which … [Read more...] about SHARP Literacy unveils ‘Healing Hands’ public mural in historic Bronzeville district

Milwaukee County Parks honor the late Guy W. Taylor

On Saturday, October 2, 2021, Debora Taylor (center), her family and the Milwaukee County Parks system honored the life of the late Guy W. Taylor. Guy was the highest ranking African American in the Milwaukee County Parks system where he retired and helped pave the way for many others. To honor his life and accomplishments his family and the Milwaukee County Parks held a … [Read more...] about Milwaukee County Parks honor the late Guy W. Taylor

Tricks, treats, tracks

The Hop and Milwaukee Downtown BID, #21 partnering to celebrate Halloween on the streetcar Halloween is coming on board the streetcar this year as The Hop, presented by Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, is partnering with Milwaukee Downtown, BID #21 on a new “Tricks, Treats, Tracks” celebration. On Saturday, Oct. 30, 2021 from 1-4 p.m., Milwaukee Downtown’s Public Service … [Read more...] about Tricks, treats, tracks

Riverside High School Alumni host bi-annual class reunion

The Alumni of Riverside University High School came together at the Holiday Inn Riverfront on Friday, October 1, 2021 for their bi-annual Reunion. The purpose of the Reunion is to gather and get reacquainted. Various classes from 1964-1989 attended. Music was played by DJ Tim. There was dancing, door prizes. and a Riverside Alumni Foundation presentation by past principal of … [Read more...] about Riverside High School Alumni host bi-annual class reunion