Rob Hullum is the web editor for the Shepherd Express, where he covers a breadth of happenings going on in the city for the Around Milwaukee section. He has also written feature pieces on the changing East Side and Milwaukee’s startup scene.
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Holiday Pop-Up Shop Offers Gifts from Local Startups
A Marquette University student-run business program has created a new way to buy local while holiday shopping. more
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Onesto Launches New Brunch Menu
Third Ward Italian restaurant Onesto (221 N. Broadway) will debut a new brunch menu on Saturday, Nov. 17. more
The Economic Case for Public Art
Public art initiatives are becoming marquee projects for BIDs across Milwaukee. Do they actually improve business in these districts? more
Joel Hodgson Returns for 'Mystery Science Theater 3000' 30th Anniversary Tour
“It’s slightly unreal,” Mystery Science Theater 3000 creator Joel Hodgson said about returning after 25 years. more
Three More Vendors Announced for Crossroads Collective Food Hall
As Crossroads Collective (2238 N. Farwell Ave.), Milwaukee’s first food hall, nears its projected opening date, three more vendors have been announced. more
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Milwaukee Corporations Look to Bolster the Startup Community
Milwaukee corporations like Northwestern Mutual and Aurora Health Care are investing in the startup community through venture capital funds and networking events. more
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Slideshow: The Hop Grand Opening
Hundreds of people gathered at Cathedral Square Park on Friday afternoon for the grand opening celebration of “The Hop,” Milwaukee’s new streetcar system. more
Splash Studio Will Move to the East Side
Its new location, 1815 E. Kenilworth Pl., was the former home of Cans Bar & Canteen and School Yard Bar & Grill. more
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Where Does the Streetcar Go from Here?
Even a week before The Hop, Milwaukee’s new streetcar, starts running, it is still facing staunch opposition and questions about its future. more
First Vendors Announced for Crossroads Collective Food Hall
The food hall moved one step closer to becoming a reality today by announcing its first four vendors. more
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Complete Streets Policy Passes Public Works Committee
Under this policy, bicyclists and pedestrians will be considered equally to motorists in all future city-funded roadway reconstruction projects. more
Steve Solomon on His One-Man International Hit
We spoke with Solomon about My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish & I’m in Therapy!’s longevity and how he continues to iterate the material for new generations. more
Fuel Café and Too Much Metal Partner for Bucks Bike Ride
The $50 ticket includes one ticket to the game, one pair of Too Much Metal Cream City socks and two Good City Brewing beers. more
Milwaukee Streetcar Service Begins Nov. 2
After years of debate, construction and more debate, the Milwaukee streetcar finally has an opening date. The streetcar, dubbed “the Hop” will begin service on Friday, Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. more
Startup Milwaukee Week Releases 2018 Schedule
This year’s programming includes more than 50 events led by more than 40 local community groups. more
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Kathleen Madigan and the Last Great Mystery
Madigan will return to the Pabst on Friday, Sept. 21 for the “Boxed Wine and Bigfoot” tour, a reference to what has become a bit of an obsession of hers. more
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Hannibal Buress Keeps Evolving
We spoke with Buress ahead of his Saturday, Sept. 22, show about his new material, his starring role in Tag and his verse on Jean Grae and Quelle Chris’ latest album. more
Black Cat Alley Will Host a Mural Festival in September
Three new murals will be unveiled during a two-day Mural Festival at Black Cat Alley Sept. 22-23. more
Milwaukee County Transit System Revamps Amid Declining Ridership
Bus ridership across the country is on the decline, and Milwaukee has been hit especially hard. A complete redesign of the MCTS system hopes to help reverse the trend. more
New Survey Examines LGBTQ Representation in Business Leadership and its Impact
Companies with one or more LGBTQ persons in senior leadership roles perform significantly better in a number of categories. more
