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September 1st, 2026

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Coronavirus anxiety: Coping with stress, fear, and uncertainty

Fears about COVID-19 can take an emotional toll, especially if you’re already living with an anxiety disorder. But you’re not powerless. These tips can help you get through this stressful time. Understanding your anxiety It’s a frightening time. We’re in the midst of a worldwide pandemic, with cities and even entire countries shutting down. Some of us are in areas that have … [Read more...] about Coronavirus anxiety: Coping with stress, fear, and uncertainty

Wisconsin’s ‘Safer at Home’ order in effect for next 30 days

Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday his new "Safer at Home" order in effect for the next month. Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday, March 24, 2020, his new "Safer at Home" order will be in effect for the next month. He directed Department of Health Services Secretary- designee Andrea Palm to prohibits all nonessential travel, with some exceptions. The order went into effect at 8 a.m. … [Read more...] about Wisconsin’s ‘Safer at Home’ order in effect for next 30 days

How to keep your peace of mind while stuck inside

So, it looks like we will be stuck inside for a while. All that time starring at the same four walls can play on your sanity. So here are some things you can do to help maintain your inner peace in this time of chaos. 1. Call and check on seniors and loved ones. 2. Write letters to your loved ones and friends. 3. Meditate, pray and journal your thoughts (This is a good … [Read more...] about How to keep your peace of mind while stuck inside

Milwaukee DPW suspends timed, metered, night parking restrictions amid COVID-19

Officials with the City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works on Thursday evening, March 19 suspended all timed, metered, and night parking restrictions effective immediately to accommodate residents home due to the novel coronavirus. DPW officials said in a statement vehicles will not be required to alternate sidepark or have night parking permits. Drivers must abide … [Read more...] about Milwaukee DPW suspends timed, metered, night parking restrictions amid COVID-19

What happened to The Negro Revolution?

You are probably coronavirused out by now. Trump has issued a state of emergency so if you don’t have the virus then you have heard every take possible regarding COVID 19. Instead let’s take a look and see what happened as a result of all the revolution talk of the 1960’s and early 70’s. Many people think the Negro Revolution never started but it did. The weapon was not guns, … [Read more...] about What happened to The Negro Revolution?

Where to find help for those in need during the COVID-19 closures

The coronavirus has shut down many of our community institutions and centers to help stop its spread. However, there are still many in this community that need help with finding work or just putting food on the table. Many are wondering with so many closures, where will they turn to now for help. Well, the good news is that there are still many places offering assistance. … [Read more...] about Where to find help for those in need during the COVID-19 closures

Spring into a healthy spiritual lifestyle (Week 3)

“Pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances…” - 1 Thessalonians 5:17 This month you are being inspired to spring into a healthy lifestyle. The first week offered suggestions for a healthier physical lifestyle, the balance of this month has been dedicated to developing/ maintaining a healthy spiritual lifestyle. This week’s topic is Prayer. Prayer is very … [Read more...] about Spring into a healthy spiritual lifestyle (Week 3)

Milwaukee loses two well known community figures, James ‘Catfish’ Gladney and Lenard ‘Lenny’ Wells

James "Catfish" Gladney James Gladney, better known as "Catfish," was a Milwaukee native who graduated from North Division High School. On September 1, 1987 James "Catfish" Gladney became the proud owner of Catfish Lounge located on the corner of Teutonia and Nash. The location has never changed and neither has the tradition of celebrating family, fun and good times. … [Read more...] about Milwaukee loses two well known community figures, James ‘Catfish’ Gladney and Lenard ‘Lenny’ Wells