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1 month ago | 
onmilwaukee.com | Bobby Tanzilo |Molly Snyder |Jeff Sherman
In honor of the 50th anniversary of Miller Lite, Molson Coors is teaming with Light the Hoan on Shine a Lite, a program that will make $10,000 donations to five area nonprofits and illuminate the Hoan Bridge in their organization's colors. The application process is open now and nonprofits can submit their applications online here by June 3.
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1 month ago | 
onmilwaukee.com | Lori Fredrich |Julie Lawrence |Jeff Sherman
Plume, the neighborhood vintage shop at 3001 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. will be hosting its Third Annual The Fly Away curated vintage market in collaboration with The Milwaukee Public Market. The free market will be held at Riverwalk Commons, 423 N. Water St. on Saturday, June 7, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.The Fly Away will showcase 20 top-tier, hand-selected women’s and men’s vintage clothing, home and art vendors hailing from Milwaukee; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Chicago, Illinois and Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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2 months ago | 
onmilwaukee.com | Bobby Tanzilo |Molly Snyder |Jeff Sherman |Steve Jagler
Light the Hoan will begin work to add lights to the east side of the iconic Milwaukee bridge this month, so that both sides of the span will be illuminated.
The new lights won’t only be visible to boaters and ships out on Lake Michigan, but also to folks along much of the lakefront, including from Veterans Park, Lakeshore State Park, Discovery World, the Summerfest grounds, South Shore Park and more.
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Mar 5, 2025 | 
wtmj.com | Jeff Sherman
MILWAUKEE — Sidney Moncrief was always more than a basketball player to me. Growing up in Milwaukee, I went to many Milwaukee Bucks games during Moncrief’s era from 1979-89). Through 10 seasons with the team, he averaged nearly 4 assists per game, shot more than 50% from the field, and scored at a clip of almost 17 points per game.
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Feb 7, 2025 | 
onmilwaukee.com | Molly Snyder |Bobby Tanzilo |Lori Fredrich |Jeff Sherman
These words may or may not be used in other regions, but they are undeniably part of the Milwaukee vernacular. And that's just fine with this, hey?
1. Ope!
This single-syllable, versatile word conveys apology, surprise and/or acknowledgment. Often said when one person accidentally bumps into another in a public place. “You're fine,” is a common response to "Ope!” in this situation.
2. Bubbler.
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Jul 20, 2024 | 
shermanjeff.medium.com | Jeff Sherman
The answer to the question, "What's America's best city to hold your next convention in?" may not be as easy to answer as it was a few weeks ago. It's usually Las Vegas. Right? Easy. Milwaukee's now entered the game. Let's examine:☑️cost-effective☑️centrally located☑️perfect weather - even in the winter - not too hot not too cold☑️easy set up with several major venues☑️easy travel - even if you have to stay 30 miles away, it's pretty darn easy to get into the Baird Center in the heart of Downtown.
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Jul 3, 2024 | 
shermanjeff.medium.com | Jeff Sherman
News you can use this week on The Upswing presented by Horicon Bank on Newsradio 620 WTMJThankful Fritz Usinger of Usinger's Famous Sausage joined us. So many great nuggets, including:-Deep dive into the history of the family business. -How the sausage is made? And, his insider tips and exclusive "two beer grilling" method for brats. What it's like working with Usinger's biggest fan Bob Uecker? -How Usinger's relationship with Milwaukee has evolved.
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May 24, 2024 | 
shermanjeff.medium.com | Jeff Sherman
"Commencement speeches on a local and national level - all will have an impact on the next generation of workers and human beings. On Thursday, May 23, on The Upswing on WTM J, we analyzed several 2024 commencement speeches as we talked about the future of education and how AI will blend into it. When you look at what we do on the Thursday show (The Future of Almost Everything, we call it), it's all about conversations at the intersection of life, business, and community.
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May 9, 2024 | 
shermanjeff.medium.com | Jeff Sherman
For more than 17 years, she guided community and sales at the The Bartolotta Restaurants. With her husband, Joe, and his brother Paul Bartolotta, they essentially created and fueled the modern-day dining momentum we now have in greater Milwaukee. Almost 5 years ago to the day, Joe passed away - leaving a whole lotta holes in the hearts of greater Milwaukeeans - and a big one in Jennifer's heart.
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Apr 16, 2024 | 
onmilwaukee.com | Bobby Tanzilo |Lori Fredrich |Jeff Sherman |Carolynn Buser
With all eyes on Milwaukee in 2024, and as the community is about to experience a landmark summer for tourism, Visit Milwaukee is thrilled to announce its new corporate brand, which updates the look, feel and tone of its corporate logo, advertising campaigns, website, messaging and more. This marks the first new corporate brand for the company since the current brand and logo were introduced in 2005.
