By Michael Beyer A new insurance policy could prove harmful to HIV patients and others living with chronic disease, who need to access and adhere to daily medications. Several insurers and employers are no longer allowing co-pay cards from drug manufacturers, which many patients use to lower their out-of-pocket costs, to count towards a patient's deductible. Patient … [Read more...] about Don’t shortchange consumers: Copays count
What you need to know when buying a home
Ready to become a homeowner? Buying a home may be the largest purchase you’ll ever make. Before you start house hunting, it’s important to understand how owning a home could impact your finances. Buying a home can be a smart choice for many people, but before you select a real estate agent, consider the following: • Down Payments – A down payment is what you initially … [Read more...] about What you need to know when buying a home
Black Arts Fest MKE; Joins lineup of ethnic festivals at Henry W. Maier Festival Park
Summer in Milwaukee got more exciting with the announcement of Black Arts Fest MKE, a new cultural festival to be held at Henry Maier Festival Park The festival will celebrate and showcase African and African American culture from noon to midnight on Saturday, August 4, 2018. Derek Tyus, Chief Investment Officer and Vice President of West Bend Mutual Insurance Company, … [Read more...] about Black Arts Fest MKE; Joins lineup of ethnic festivals at Henry W. Maier Festival Park
Bronzeville Arts Ensemble is ‘Flyin’ West’
Bronzeville Arts Ensemble will debut its inaugural production of Flyin' West by Pearl Cleage on May 24- 27, 2018, at Wilson Theater in Vogel Hall at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. Set in 1898 in the historic, all black town of Nicodemus, Kansas, Pearl Cleage’s Flyin' West is the powerful story of four courageous African American women who against tremendous odds … [Read more...] about Bronzeville Arts Ensemble is ‘Flyin’ West’
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue May 10, 2018
Milwaukee Times Founder Nathan Conyers passes away at 72
By: Jacquelyn D. Heath Nathan Conyers, whose keen news sense, Christian spirit, and community concern lead to the founding of The Milwaukee Times Weekly Newspaper, died Friday, April 27, 2018, after a long illness. He was 72. Mr. Conyers has been a familiar face and voice on Milwaukee’s general community scene, and in particular, through media promoting the city’s … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Times Founder Nathan Conyers passes away at 72
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church hosts Women’s Fellowship Breakfast
On Saturday, April 28, 2018, Mt. Vernon Baptist Church hosted their annual Women's Fellowship Breakfast at their church, 2345 N. 18th St. The attendees enjoyed devotional songs and scripture, breakfast and activities. The theme for the breakfast was, "I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me." The keynote speaker for the event was Minister Phyllis Todd of … [Read more...] about Mt. Vernon Baptist Church hosts Women’s Fellowship Breakfast
A message from the The Milwaukee Times family
In 1981, Nathan Conyers helped found what would become The Milwaukee Times Weekly Newspaper, an accomplishment which would not have been possible without the loyalty and ongoing support of the African American community in Milwaukee. Nathan was fiercely proud of the Times’ devoted readers and worked tirelessly to provide informative and positive news, photos, accurate … [Read more...] about A message from the The Milwaukee Times family
Mothers – A special gift from God (Week One)
The Counseling Corner By Rev. Judith T. Lester, B.Min. M.Th “Near the cross of Jesus stood his mother” - (John 19:25a) Last month believers were reminded how Jesus hung impaled on the Cross with life slowly oozing out of His body, and how His mother stood nearby watching. To different people in the Gospel account of the Crucifixion, it meant different things. To Pilate … [Read more...] about Mothers – A special gift from God (Week One)
