I-Witness

by B. White
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One hundred sixty-eight thousand, five hundred (168,500), down 108, 500 to go I-Witness touching Black people all over the city of Milwaukee, and the world one event at a time. ... Read me

The Story(ies) that Caught My ‘I’

A look at what’s in the news

SERVE 60

by B. White

Here’s a great idea for those of you in our community who like to contribute to its well being. L. Maxwell McKissick has founded a program called SERVE 60. ... Read more

Local b-ball stars unite for charity game

by B. White

Many of you may remember Joah Tucker, a native Milwaukeean who graduated from and played basketball at Nicolet High School. After graduation Tucker went on to UW-Milwaukee where he played for the UW-Milwaukee Panthers Men’s Basketball team as a small guard/small forward. ... Read more

Foundation holds rededication ceremony

Friends, family and supporters pay tribute to Quadrevion Henning at McGovern Park

by B. White

The Quadrevion Henning Foundation hosted a rededication ceremony at McGovern Park to put in place a permanent memorial at the mouth of the lagoon to mark the spot where the bodies of Quadrevion “Drew” Henning and Purvis Parker were found after being reported missing for over a week. It was presumed that both boys drowned in the lagoon. ... Read more

Westlawn, Meet Me in the Park!

Westlawn residents of the ’70s and ’80s held their 2nd Annual Labor Day Cookout at McGovern Park. DJ Daddy (Clyde) Love rocked the park. ... Read more

AKA Annual Lawn Sip

Sorors thank community, supporters for yearlong efforts

The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. held their Annual Lawn Sip at the home of Veronica Lewis in Mequon. ... Read more