Jordyn Noennig

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jordyn Noennig

Milwaukee's Pride Parade is taking extra precautions this year and hiring a security group for its June 8 event in Walker's Point. A parade organizer also confirmed that some sponsors are not returning this year. "With the climate being the way that it is right now, there is a heightened sense of anxiety, and we want to make sure that people feel safe and confident to come out," said Heidi Dalibor, chair of the Pride Parade board.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jordyn Noennig

Milwaukee's Pride Parade is taking extra precautions this year and hiring a security group for its June 8 event in Walker's Point. A parade organizer also confirmed that some sponsors are not returning this year. "With the climate being the way that it is right now, there is a heightened sense of anxiety, and we want to make sure that people feel safe and confident to come out," said Heidi Dalibor, chair of the Pride Parade board.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jordyn Noennig

Cedar Teeth pizza is opening its first brick-and-mortar shop, bringing its sourdough pizzas, with dietary-friendly options, to 2375-2379 S. Howell Ave. The business currently sells its pizza wholesale to local grocery stores like Outpost Natural Foods. It also sells pizza at local farmers markets during the summer. Cedar Teeth, a vendor at the South Shore Farmers Market, uses portable pizza ovens to make its individual breakfast pizzas for patrons on Saturday mornings.

2 weeks ago | jsonline.com | Jordyn Noennig

One of the first signs that summer is around the corner is happening this week as South Shore Terrace Kitchen and Beer Garden opens for the season on Friday, April 11. The Bay View beer garden at 2900 S. Shore Drive will open with a ceremony that will start just before 4 p.m., followed by the celebratory first pour and complimentary beer and root beer while supplies last. The kitchen also will be open to show off new menu items like the bacon jam burger and banana pudding cake.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jordyn Noennig

Stack'd Burger Bar, 170 S. First St., is closed after more than 15 years of serving gourmet burgers, vegetarian burgers, craft cocktails and beer. A sign on the door said the space was closed and equipment would be sold at an online auction through Badger Corporation starting April 17. Stack'd opened in 2009 with a focus on an inclusive menu and gourmet burgers, serving everything from vegetarian and gluten-free dishes to burgers with toppings like sage and sweet potato.