By: Lea Kyle-LewisCEO and Founder, Our Daily Bread Even mental health professionals can be overcome by anxiety and stress. For me the underlying trigger was the death of my mother in May 2021. I did not deal with the cause of my grief. Instead, I tried to keep myself busy, hoping that it would keep me from dwelling on my sorrow. It was not until after Our Daily Bread … [Read more...] about Our Daily Bread celebrates 20th anniversary: Rededicated to improving the community
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue November 7, 2024
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Greater Milwaukee Urban League hosts ‘Stroll to the Polls 2024’
On Saturday, October 26, 2024 the Greater Milwaukee Urban League, Urban League Guild, Young Professionals, and members of the Divine Nine Fraternities and Sororities came together to host 'Stroll To The Polls.' This Get Out The Vote (GOTV) initiative was in collaboration with Greater Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, where Rev. Kenneth Cutler is pastor. The 'Stroll to … [Read more...] about Greater Milwaukee Urban League hosts ‘Stroll to the Polls 2024’
Columbia Savings & Loan Association celebrates 100 year anniversary
On Thursday, October 24, 2024, Columbia Savings & Loan Association (CSLA), the only black-owned bank in Wisconsin and the 6th oldest in the nation, celebrated the institution's 100 year anniversary with a dinner and program at The Trade Hotel, 420 W. Juneau Ave. Guests enjoyed an evening of dinner and music by DJ Phil Money, as a century of dedication to creating … [Read more...] about Columbia Savings & Loan Association celebrates 100 year anniversary
Security measures enhanced for Milwaukee Courthouse on Election Day
Tenth Street will be shut down, and police escorts are planned for absentee results workers The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is taking extra security measures this year on Election Day. Tenth Street will be shut down near the Milwaukee County courthouse, metal detectors will be right inside the doors and police escorts for the ballot results and the workers … [Read more...] about Security measures enhanced for Milwaukee Courthouse on Election Day
Wisconsin schools budget proposal; $60M to recruit, retain educators
On Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024 Wisconsin Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jill Underly proposed a $59.5-million in new investments aimed at recruiting and retaining educators. The announcement is part of the superintendent's 2025- 27 Biennial Budget which was made at La Follette High School in Milwaukee. A news release says with Underly’s proposal, stipends would be … [Read more...] about Wisconsin schools budget proposal; $60M to recruit, retain educators
Zion Hill hosts appreciation celebration for Dr. Rev. Russell B. and First Lady Jenell Williamson
Dr. Rev. Russell B. Williamson and First Lady Jenell Williamson celebrated 38 years serving God’s People. The program was held at Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church, 1825 W. Hampton Ave., on Sunday October 27, 2024. The Call to Worship was done by Associate Minister Rev. Keith Parris and the guest speaker was Dr. Rev. John R. Walton, Jr. A fellowship dinner was … [Read more...] about Zion Hill hosts appreciation celebration for Dr. Rev. Russell B. and First Lady Jenell Williamson
Actor Kerry Washington visits Anna Mae Robertson,6888 World War II veteran and Congressional Medal recipient
Popular Actor Kerry Washington visited with Anna Mae Robertson at her home on Sunday, October 27, 2024, during a visit to Milwaukee. Ms. Robertson is one the last remaining Soldiers of the historic 6888 Postal Battalion in World War II, which is the only all-black female unit in military history. While Ms. Robertson was all smiles, Washington became overwhelmed with emotion … [Read more...] about Actor Kerry Washington visits Anna Mae Robertson,6888 World War II veteran and Congressional Medal recipient
‘Black Votes Matter’: It’s more than a mantra; it’s a power move
By Josh Rodgers Every election cycle, the importance of voting is at the forefront of many conversations. Whether conversing in the barbershop or spilling tea at game night – the U.S. presidential election is always a relevant discussion topic. As the talks become more nuanced, one thing that rises to the top is the significant support and power of the black community in … [Read more...] about ‘Black Votes Matter’: It’s more than a mantra; it’s a power move
Three ribbon cuttings in 14 days in MPS, at Fairview, Reagan,and High School of the Arts
At Fairview School, Ronald W. Reagan College Preparatory High School, and Milwaukee High School of the Arts, Milwaukee Public School (MPS) students are learning in new additions built at their schools. They’re getting lessons in engineering, design, art, music, and dance in classrooms built for those specialized subjects. To celebrate the expansions, the schools and school … [Read more...] about Three ribbon cuttings in 14 days in MPS, at Fairview, Reagan,and High School of the Arts