Over the course of the pandemic, Medicaid coverage was renewed automatically. Now, you may have to prove you still qualify in order to keep your benefits.
Individuals and organizations are invited to submit news releases, short articles and photos about their issues and events.
Post From Community: BAYSHORE Spring Makers Market
The festival is free and will feature live music, food trucks, entertainment, and more than 75 artists, artisans and makers with selections from art to food, clothing to lotions, stationary to furniture, and candles to home decor.
Post From Community: Paint and Hike – Spring Watercolors
Grab your hiking shoes and a backpack to join others on a hike and paint adventure.
Post From Community: 15th Annual Great Midwest Book Fest
UrbanReviewsOnline.com presents the 15th Annual Great Midwest Book Fest
Post From Community: Alverno College Names Christy L. Brown, J.D. as its Ninth President
Brown, a Milwaukee native, has served as Chief Executive Officer for Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast (GSWISE) since 2012.
Post From Community: Meet & Greet with UBUNTU on April 22nd
We are pleased to invite you to a Meet & Greet event on April 22, 1- 3 p.m., at Milwaukee Public Library Atkinson Branch, hosted by UBUNTU in partnership with University of Wisconsin-Madison’s researchers, Mike, Lillie, and Todd.
Post From Community: 2023 Milwaukee Black Restaurant Week
BlankSpaceMke hosts 8th Annual Milwaukee Black Restaurant Week.
Post From Community: Nativity Jesuit Academy Receives $500,000 Donation to Bolster Graduates’ Success
Nativity Jesuit Academy, a K4-8th grade Catholic, Jesuit school on the near southside of Milwaukee, received a $500,000 donation from Anne Kebisek Dudek.
Post From Community: Groundwork Milwaukee Kicks Off Growing Season On Earth Day
Celebrating from Earth Day to Arbor Day with a weeklong celebration of Urban agriculture and Greenspace creation.
Posts From Community: Alverno Community Conference will focus on building a stronger Milwaukee
This year’s theme is “Building a Stronger Milwaukee,” and participants will explore the challenges facing the city and potential solutions in regards to safety, education and community development.