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A $105 million mixed-use project is opening in Bronzeville. It's already having an impact - Vimarsana News

A $105 million mixed-use project is opening in Bronzeville. It's already having an impact

ThriveOn King is transforming the historic former Schuster's store into Greater Milwaukee Foundation and Medical College of Wisconsin program space.

Source: yahoo.com
Fort Worth renames rec center after Atatiana Jefferson - Vimarsana News

Fort Worth renames rec center after Atatiana Jefferson

The vote came as a bit of a surprise Tuesday night. The agenda only called for a city council member to propose changing the name of the Hillside Community Center in Jefferson's name. But he pushed the council to vote, despite some opposition from people who live in the area.

Fort Worth Honors Atatiana Jefferson – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Fort Worth Honors Atatiana Jefferson – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

The Fort Worth, Texas, City Council approved a proposal to honor Atatiana Jefferson.

Source: nbcdfw.com
Gregory Wesley named board chairman for Teach for America Milwaukee - Vimarsana News

Gregory Wesley named board chairman for Teach for America Milwaukee

Gregory Wesley, senior vice President of strategic alliances and business development for Medical College of Wisconsin, has been named the chairman of the board for education nonprofit and leadership development organization Teach For America Milwaukee, the organization announced today.

Joel Brennan to succeed Julia Taylor as Greater Milwaukee Committee president - Vimarsana News

Joel Brennan to succeed Julia Taylor as Greater Milwaukee Committee president

Joel Brennan will leave his role as secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Administration to lead the Greater Milwaukee Committee.