Sports & Entertainment
News and developments in Milwaukee’s sports and entertainment industries, from team ownership to event venues.
Junior Achievement golf outing a success
Junior Achievement’s Free Enterprise Golf Invitational brought together 29 foursomes from more than 30 local companies to benefit the youth organization’s K-12 programming efforts centered on economic success.
It’s time that the PGA Tour returns to Wisconsin.
Can’t be done, you say? Then explain to me how the Quad-Cities, a metro market less than a quarter the size of Milwaukee, can sustain a PGA tournament.
The SURG Restaurants
Cuisine: SteakhouseExecutive chef: Jarvis Williams724 N. Milwaukee St., MilwaukeePrivate event space availablewww.carnevor.com Cuisine: American with steak and seafoodExecutive...
Omar Shaikh
Co-owner/president
SURG Restaurant Group
Age: 40
Hometown: Brown Deer
Education: Cardinal Stritch University
Family: Wife, Connie, and three children, Kai, Gracie and Ava
Slap shot
Steve Glynn, founder of Milwaukee-based Spreenkler, was introduced to hockey in seventh grade and has been hooked on the...
Rock the Green to become even greener
Rock the Green music festival will implement a number of changes to its second annual show to produce less waste without reducing the quality of the event.
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AT&T improves wireless network at State Fair
The Wisconsin State Fair kicks off today in West Allis and AT&T is enhancing its cell sites to give visitors better wireless service on the fairgrounds, the company announced Wednesday.
Marcus Corp. finishes fiscal year on a high note
A strong early summer movie lineup and a recovering travel industry helped Milwaukee-based Marcus Corp. finish its fiscal year with record revenues, the company reported.
I call blarney in London
This cracks me up.
Less than two weeks ago we were flooded with stories of how security of the Olympics was a grave concern and that the company (GS4) retained to hire and train security personnel was woefully understaffed. They originally were contracted to hire 2,000, but as security was evaluated, the number ballooned to 20,000. (Note: I've seen various figures here. I am not sure exactly what the total requirement is.) They fell short by roughly 3,500 persons and the government had to step in and bring in members of Army and local law enforcement to make up the difference.
Less than two weeks ago we were flooded with stories of how security of the Olympics was a grave concern and that the company (GS4) retained to hire and train security personnel was woefully understaffed. They originally were contracted to hire 2,000, but as security was evaluated, the number ballooned to 20,000. (Note: I've seen various figures here. I am not sure exactly what the total requirement is.) They fell short by roughly 3,500 persons and the government had to step in and bring in members of Army and local law enforcement to make up the difference.
Art Museum hosts first free Thursday next week
The Milwaukee Art Museum will host its first Target Free First Thursday on August 2 next week. Admission and access to the entire Museum, is free for indivduals.