Maredithe Meyer
Maredithe has covered retail, restaurants, entertainment and tourism since 2018. Her duties as associate editor include copy editing, page proofing and managing work flow. Meyer earned a degree in journalism from Marquette University and still enjoys attending men’s basketball games to cheer on the Golden Eagles. Also in her free time, Meyer coaches high school field hockey and loves trying out new restaurants in Milwaukee.
Draft Day commences Cristo Rey’s new academic and work year
The school's Corporate Work Study Program in its third year partners students and local companies.
Hansen Reynolds managing partner embraces ‘legal geek’ status
When 8-year-old Jessica Mederson voraciously read her father’s “John Carter of Mars” comic books and sat on his lap to watch the original “Star...
Put your heads together
Imagine that you and 10 other people are trapped in a small room with 60 minutes to solve various clues and puzzles as your...
Showing business guests around Milwaukee
Seventeen percent of the 23 million people who visited Milwaukee last year came to the city for business-related reasons – that is almost 4...
Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin contest will start August 1
Harley-Davidson motorcycles won last year's competition.
North Shore Bank provides relief to Burlington flood victims
Efforts include special home equity line of credit offer and relief fund.
Getting into character
Last month, Marvin Bynum stood on stage in front of an audience as he made his first acting debut in 20 years.
A real estate...
Johnsonville Sausage to expand HQ
Will get $10 million in state income tax credits for project.
Exploring a new palette
When Julia Taylor, president of the Greater Milwaukee Committee, took a watercolor class while on vacation last October, she did not expect the activity...
Spectrum and Revitalize Milwaukee to repair veteran’s home
The project contributes to both local and national initiatives.
Employ Milwaukee to receive $150,000 health care employment grant
Funding from J.P. Morgan Chase will help providers hire employees from low income zip codes.
