The City’s Longest-Standing LGBTQ-Inclusive Church Marks 50 Years
West Allis Will Move Forward With Its Christmas Parade
Q&A: Marquette President Mike Lovell Talks About the Future of the University
LIST: 9 Ways to Show Your Support to the Waukesha Community
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The City’s Longest-Standing LGBTQ-Inclusive Church Marks 50 Years
A Milwaukee church celebrates 50 years of making space for everyone – even when others wouldn’t make space for them.
West Allis Will Move Forward With Its Christmas Parade
Organizers are finding ways to honor Waukesha by collecting donations and playing the high school’s fight song along the parade route.
Q&A: Marquette President Mike Lovell Talks About the Future of the University
He weighed in on the lessons learned from the devastating and disruptive pandemic and other topics during a recent interview with Milwaukee Magazine.
LIST: 9 Ways to Show Your Support to the Waukesha Community
Make a donation, give blood or get a Butter Burger. Here are some ways to support the Waukesha community
Local Leaders Talk COVID-19 Heading Into the Holidays
Health officials say the vaccine is the most effective tool we have in fighting the pandemic.
How Marcus Corp. Is Recovering From the Movie Industry’s Turbulence
After a dark period of closed theaters and replacement by streaming services, Marcus Corp. is bullish that moviegoing is back.
Colonies: On Wasps and Kyle Rittenhouse
Just as so many of us reflexively recoil at a buzzing wasp, this boy and his sympathizers have been conditioned to prefer and preserve the America that protects her white boys foremost and at any cost.
Menomonee Falls Cancels Christmas Parade in Wake of Waukesha Tragedy
Going into the holiday week, event organizers are re-evaluating their plans.
On Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict, ‘It’s Hard to Prove a Negative’
Prosecutors had a tough task ahead of them to defeat self-defense claims, former Supreme Court justice says.
Here’s What You Missed in Milwaukee This Week: Nov. 19
Wondering what you missed in Milwaukee this week, Nov. 19? Well, do I have the column for you.
