You've been to the Granville Blues Fest and had a fabulous time. You've even driven through the vast manufacturing corridor in Granville. And perhaps you know a business owner interested in setting up shop in the Granville Connection. However, do you know about the hard-working woman behind the scenes to keep all of this movement going in Granville? That energetic woman is Mary … [Read more...] about Meet Mary Hoehne: Helping make Granville a better place
These elementary educators share 314 years of experience and gratitude
Teacher Appreciation Week spans several days in May, yet a teacher’s impact can last a lifetime. Nationally, the average length of service for one teacher at one school is eight years. The numbers look different at Byron Kilbourn Elementary School, a K3-5 school on Milwaukee’s northwest side. Eleven Kilbourn teachers have more than 300 years of combined teaching experience, … [Read more...] about These elementary educators share 314 years of experience and gratitude
Body detox: Three natural detoxes to spring clean your body
An overhaul of clutter and dust that has collected within your personal space over the months is needed. You’re going to put in work to get your space in order, but don’t stop your spring cleaning once your closets are cleared. Your body needs a cleansing of the garbage foods and substances you’ve packed into it over the past few months. If you are looking for a great way … [Read more...] about Body detox: Three natural detoxes to spring clean your body
Medical College of WI Cancer Center hosts first-ever ‘Care for the Cancer Caregiver’ event
By: William Gooden In an individual’s battle against cancer, there is an unsung hero who is often overlooked; and that person is the patient’s caregiver. The caregiver gives physical and emotional care to a loved one with cancer and often serves as that individual’s lifeline. Approximately 66 million Americans provided unpaid care as informal caregivers to their beloved … [Read more...] about Medical College of WI Cancer Center hosts first-ever ‘Care for the Cancer Caregiver’ event
This Week In Black History – May 16, 2024
May 16, 1927 – William Harry Barnes became first African American certified by any American surgical board. May 17, 1954 – U.S. Supreme Court declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional in Brown v. Board of Education decision. May 18, 1896 – In Plessy vs. Ferguson, Supreme Court upheld the doctrine of “separate but equal” in education and public … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History – May 16, 2024
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue May 16, 2024
Click on the cover page image below to view or download the full paper PDF … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue May 16, 2024
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority celebrates ‘6th Annual AKA Day at the Derby’
On Saturday, May 4, 2024, the Diamond Jubilee Pearls Foundation of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.®, Upsilon Mu Omega Chapter celebrated '6th Annual AKA Day at the Derby', the Foundation's signature fundraiser. Held annually on the first Saturday in May this years' event coincided with the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby, 'AKA Day at the Derby' and was held at The Preserve … [Read more...] about Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority celebrates ‘6th Annual AKA Day at the Derby’
Word of Hope Ministries host 6th graduation for Diverse Business Program
On Saturday, April 6, 2024, Word of Hope Ministries held its "Diverse Business Summit and Co-Hort 6 Graduation" at the Four Points by Sheraton Milwaukee North Shore, 8900 N. Kildeer Ct. There were various speakers who provided resources and information to the small businesses/graduates. It was also an opportunity for the small businesses to practice networking and to become … [Read more...] about Word of Hope Ministries host 6th graduation for Diverse Business Program
Department of Neighborhood Services began inspecting public housing buildings
This comes after public housing tenants accused the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee of not responding to complaints After years of complaints of rodents, roaches and mold city inspectors with the Department of Neighborhood Services (DNS) began inspecting Housing Authority- owned buildings Monday, May 6, 2024. Public housing tenants, like Carmella Holloway, … [Read more...] about Department of Neighborhood Services began inspecting public housing buildings
Mayor Johnson replaces Milwaukee’s election chief 6 months before 2024 election
Announces four additional new heads for leadership positions Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson on Monday, May 6, 2024, announced several changes and additions to the leadership staff in his administration. According to a news release, Paulina Gutiérrez was nominated to serve as the Executive Director of Milwaukee’s Election Commission. In that role, Gutiérrez will … [Read more...] about Mayor Johnson replaces Milwaukee’s election chief 6 months before 2024 election