On Saturday, April 14, 2018, American Legion Post 490 hosted a Southern Style Breakfast at the Elks Lodge, 5555 W. Good Hope Rd. The breakfast was held to raise funds to help veterans and their families. The event featured WNOV Radio personality Ernie G, who provided music for the event and served as M.C. American Legion Post 490 is one of only two all-Black American Legion … [Read more...] about American Legion Post 490 hosts southern style breakfast
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North Division High School Classes of ’67,’68 and ’69 host 50th Year Reunion
By: Shirley Davis Scott-Harris, DRE, PhD, Planning Committee Member 1968 North Division 50th Year Reunion We Were There… The year 1968 has been called many things. A special Time Magazine Edition (2018) called it 'the Year that Shaped a Generation,' USA Today (January 15, 2018) stated, “Fifty years later, we still use 1968 to measure the progress of our efforts to address … [Read more...] about North Division High School Classes of ’67,’68 and ’69 host 50th Year Reunion
Menrose Johnson: Still cooking and teaching at 97 years old
In 1924, the legendary jazz trumpeter, composer and singer Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong moved from Chicago to the burgeoning Harlem night club scene in New York City, a move which made him an international sensation whose music transcended the strict racial barriers of that era. That same year, three-year-old Menrose Johnson, her two sisters and the rest of her family relocated … [Read more...] about Menrose Johnson: Still cooking and teaching at 97 years old
Milwaukee needs direct bus route to new Foxconn plant
Although the new Foxconn LCD screen manufacturing plant to be constructed 30 miles south of Milwaukee in Pleasant Prairie is not expected to be operational until at least 2020, Milwaukee County Board Chairman Theodore Lipscomb, Sr., testified in favor of developing bus service at a meeting of the Milwaukee County Board transportation committee on March 7, 2018. The committee … [Read more...] about Milwaukee needs direct bus route to new Foxconn plant
Zion Hill MBC celebrates Black History Month and heart health
During the month of February, Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church celebrated Black History Month with a number of special services. The first event was their African American Heritage Program on Sunday, February 18, 2018, and this year's theme was, "Saluting our Educators: Past and Present." This event included special guests Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Darienne B. … [Read more...] about Zion Hill MBC celebrates Black History Month and heart health
Greenwood Park March Madness Gallery Tours Every Saturday in March
Save The Date for Spring Fling Membership and Scholarship Dance on April 21
The North Division Alumni Association, Inc., is sponsoring the 7th annual Spring Fling Membership and Scholarship Dance on Saturday April 21, 2018 at the African American Women’s’ Center, 3020 W. Vliet St. Doors open at 6 PM and event will conclude by 10 PM. The cost of tickets is $10 in advance and $15 at the door. For additional information, please call Ned Moton at … [Read more...] about Save The Date for Spring Fling Membership and Scholarship Dance on April 21
Meet Dr. Lester L. Carter, Jr, R.PH., Author of Healing the Human Body, on March 11
Sixth Annual Girls’ Day at City Hall
There was plenty of "girl power" at City Hall in Milwaukee on Thursday, March 24, 2016. City leaders hosted a "Girls' Day" pairing young women with leaders in the community. The young women got to participate in workshops with female elected officials and those who work in public service. Currently, Milele Coggs is the only woman on the Milwaukee Common Council, and she said … [Read more...] about Sixth Annual Girls’ Day at City Hall
