From time to time, we all feel the blues. As we emerge from a global pandemic, a period that affected us all mentally and physically, it’s no wonder people are struggling. We were isolated and separated. Tensions were high. Fear was high. Although these feelings may be subsiding, their effects can certainly linger. And then there’s the economy! If you’re not feeling … [Read more...] about Five reasons you’re not feeling like yourself
Six essential steps to stroke recovery
About 800,000 individuals in the US experience a stroke per year, averaging to at least one person falling victim to a stroke every time four minutes pass by. According to the American Stroke Association, strokes are one of the primary causes of disability and among the top five in leading causes of death in the country. For most survivors, many life-altering conditions come as … [Read more...] about Six essential steps to stroke recovery
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue March 14, 2024
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UNCF presents the ‘Mayor’s Masked Ball 2024’
On Saturday, March 2, 2024, at the historic Hilton Milwaukee City Center, United Negro College Fund (UNCF) celebrated 80 years of empowering students and transforming the future during the 9th annual Milwaukee Mayor's Masked Ball. This year's event was Mayor Cavalier Johnson's third year of serving as the ambassador for more than 400 guests. As part of the the ball UNCF honored … [Read more...] about UNCF presents the ‘Mayor’s Masked Ball 2024’
Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin Advocacy Day at the Wisconsin State Capitol
On Tuesday, February 20, 2024, more than 150 advocates from across Wisconsin met in Madison for the Alzheimer’s Association’s 2024 Wisconsin Advocacy Day. These advocates met with legislators at the State Capitol to ask that Alzheimer’s disease and dementia remain legislative priorities in the coming year in support of the more than 120,000 Wisconsinites and their families … [Read more...] about Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin Advocacy Day at the Wisconsin State Capitol
Mayor Johnson prioritizes public safety in Milwaukee’s State of the City address
The mayor drew particular attention to the decline in violent crimes. In a warehouse on the city's far northwest side, Mayor Cavalier Johnson took the podium on Monday, March 4, 2024, to deliver the State of the City address, emphasizing public safety. "I have no higher priority than making sure Milwaukee is as safe as possible," said Johnson. This commitment comes in … [Read more...] about Mayor Johnson prioritizes public safety in Milwaukee’s State of the City address
Gov. Evers signs bill reducing annual child care costs for Wisconsin families
Evers' office says Wisconsin parents and guardians paying for care will see an average benefit of $656 per filer. Starting 2025, Wisconsin parents will see more money in their pocket for childcare. On Monday, March 4, 2024, Gov. Tony Evers signed legislation significantly increasing the current childcare tax credit for families. "I'm signing Senate Bill 1023 to expand … [Read more...] about Gov. Evers signs bill reducing annual child care costs for Wisconsin families
Village of Brown Deer hosts first-ever Black History Program
On Wednesday, February 28, 2024, the Village of Brown Deer hosted its very first community-wide Black History Program. The theme: "We Are Black History - We Are Brown Deer." The village took this time to celebrate the month and recognize three Black History Makers who live in and/or have a business in Brown Deer. This year they honored: Angela Walters, past President of the … [Read more...] about Village of Brown Deer hosts first-ever Black History Program
A brief listing of Milwaukee’s oldest black churches
By Jerome D. Henderson In the final Book of the New Testament, John, the beloved disciple, wrote a prophetic word of encouragement to seven churches in what is now part of Turkey. At the time it was written, each of those churches was suffering from persecution at the hands of the Roman Empire. Collectively, they were known as “The Seven Sisters.” The history of the African … [Read more...] about A brief listing of Milwaukee’s oldest black churches
Eighty-seven MPS students earn highest scores at Solo and Ensemble Festival and advance to State competition
Eighty-seven Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) students are advancing to the Wisconsin School Music Association’s (WSMA) State competition, after their strong performances at the WSMA District Solo and Ensemble Festival. The competition was Saturday, March 2, at Rufus King International High School. More than 400 MPS students from 17 schools performed as soloists or in … [Read more...] about Eighty-seven MPS students earn highest scores at Solo and Ensemble Festival and advance to State competition