Podcast appearances and mentions of king drive

Omaha, NE - Cops are on the hunt for a gray-haired woman who went through the Burger King drive-thru last Wednesday. The teller got a milk bottle to the chest when the customer became upset at being told her total had changed. Here's the kicker; it was actually LESS, so we're not really sure why she got so mad.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Lauren Anderson, Andrew Weiland and Arthur Thomas from BizTimes Media get together to discuss the week's news, including a plan to develop a center for for African American art and culture at the corner of King Drive and North Avenue in Milwaukee. The site was previously the southeast region headquarters for the state Department of Natural Resources. The state listed the property for sale in October. Insider Spotlight Stories:Good Karma Brands looks to 'chart its own course' with new studios, offices at The AvenueTwin Disc faces labor challenges to meet demand as oil and gas market returnsMilwaukee-based Fiveable merges with virtual studying platform HoursOther stories in this episode:Bronzeville arts group plans cultural center at former DNR building site on King Drive

John has a conversation with Adam Wysopal, a man with zoning concerns about a Burger King drive thru in his backyard (NBKIMBY). If you'd like to join Adam's zoning fight against Burger King, he's written an explainer document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W5u2vnvxVrsXOeGL4eoIbON-umwsDOlyxfLdjSU02nw Thumbnail photo credit: Andrew Hazzard. You can read his 2020 coverage of the drive-thru saga here: https://www.southwestjournal.com/news/biz-buzz/2020/02/return-of-the-burger-king/ Watch this episode and view other clips: youtube.com/wedgelive Join the conversation: twitter.com/wedgelive Support the show: patreon.com/wedgelive Wedge LIVE theme song by Anthony Kasper x LaFontsee

In 2017, Bader Philanthropies began work to restore the 1927 commercial building at 3318-26 N. King Dr. In Febraury of 2021, it was finally complete and in October was renamed in honor of community leaders Reuben and Mildred Harpole. Bobby and Nate bring a little History of that space and more. Full article here: https://onmilwaukee.com/articles/spelunking-harpole-building

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Authorities in Milwaukee say a Burger King employee fired a gun during an attempted armed robbery, but that it's not yet clear who fired the shots that killed a 16-year-old cashier. Police are still investigating whether the robbery suspect also fired a weapon and did not say the co-worker's gunshots killed Niesha Harris-Brazell. However, prosecutors have charged the co-worker with possessing a gun as a felon. According to a criminal complaint, the 34-year-old male employee could be seen on surveillance video firing his weapon at the robbery suspect who had leaned into the drive-thru window holding a gun. Police say the robbery suspect has not been located. The shooting happened about 10 p.m. Sunday on the city's west side. The attempted robber, a Milwaukee Police statement indicates, is a Black male with a heavy build. “He was last seen wearing a red hooded sweatshirt, tan pants and was armed with a handgun," reads the statement. "The suspect vehicle is described as black 4-door Chevy Impala with a sunroof and spoiler on the back." Anyone with information is asked to contact Milwaukee Police at 414-935-7360 or Crime Stoppers at 414-224-Tips, or use the P3 Tips App to remain anonymous. GoFundme [Organizer: Antoinajah E]: https://gofund.me/10c7dd5d --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leah-gordone/support

Andrew Weiland, Alex Zank and Arthur Thomas from BizTimes Media get together to discuss the news of the week, including the state of Wisconsin looking to sell the former Department of Natural Resource headquarters building at the northeast corner of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and West North Avenue. Alex discusses what some real estate analysts see for the property and Andrew points out the property has "tremendous potential."Insider Spotlight Stories:- Ball Metalpack to add 50 jobs at Milwaukee plant to support new production line- Van Horn Development, town of Sheboygan pursuing 99-acre mixed-use project at I-43 and Highway 42- Passenger traffic at Mitchell Airport dipped 4.3% in AugustOther stories in this episode- State wants to sell former DNR office building at King and North- The tremendous potential of King Drive

Lauren Anderson and Alex Zank join Arthur Thomas for the Weekly Debrief on the BizTimes MKE Podcast. They discuss Deshea Agree leaving the King Drive BID before previewing the Innovate Wisconsin issue of BizTimes Milwaukee. The annual Innovate issues publishes on June 7 with a cover story highlighting how Milwaukee Tool has used innovation to fuel a decade of remarkable growth. The entire issue delves into how the pandemic and events of the past year have altered the economy and created opportunities for companies to innovate and grow. 

Woman Shoots At Burger King Drive-Thru After Patience Runs Out In Line

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In a different format than usual, Ben Rangel talks with Sam Woods about MKE United’s anti-displacement fund, which helps longtime homeowners along Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and in Walker’s Point pay their property taxes to avoid being priced out of their neighborhoods. Coretta Herring, who administers the application process, joins briefly to discuss how to apply if you’re eligible and how to support if you are not. We also touch on the decision before the Common Council about whether to take federal money to hire more police officers, and we ask listeners to give us questions to ask alderpeople in future episodes.To Learn More, Visit:MKE United Anti-Displacement FundAnti-Displacement Fund ApplicationAction Steps:Coretta’s action steps include: 1. If you or your family have owned property in Walker’s Point, Halyard Park, Brewer’s Hill, Bronzeville, or souther Harambee, apply to the fund by Wednesday, November 25.2. If you know someone in those neighborhoods, tell them about the fund.Bridge the CityWhen you’re taking action in your community, share with us! Use #bridgethecity or tag us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn.We humbly ask you to consider joining our Patreon so we can continue creating episodes and events that encourage community engagement and open dialogue. For timely content and interviews focused on what’s happening now in our city, tune in to our show on Riverwest Radio (104.1 FM) at 5:30 every other Wednesday, or listen online.Music by Casey Masters.

Restaurant operators in California want a refund, dine-in service is being shutdown in many parts of Illinois, and Burger King is making over its drive-thrus.

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This episode gives insight to the Chicago State University School of Pharmacy program, admissions requirements, and research opportunities. Chicago State University School of Pharmacy 9501 S. King Drive / 3065 Douglas Hall Chicago, Illinois 60628-1598 Phone:(773) 821-2500 Fax:(773) 821-2595 E-mail:pharmacy@csu.edu website: https://csu.edu/collegeofpharmacy/ Mr. Sultan Farabee, Recruitment and Student Affairs Coordinator Phone:(773) 821-2679 Email: s-farabee@csu.edu If you would like to be guest on our show or would like to suggest an episode topic connect us at podcast@crackpcat.com

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This show is a conversation between MC Lyte and Dr. Lynn Richardson at the 4th annual Soulful Chicago Book Fair held on Saturday, August 3rd 2019. They discuss information on books they wrote and published together, money management, Hip-Hop Sisters Foundation, MC Lyte’s first song, her voice and current career as a well known MC, voice over professional, actor and Entrepreneur. The soulful Chicago Book Fair was founded by Asadah Kirkland in 2016. Recorded and edited by Yakira Levi.

On this episode of the Midwest Socialist Podcast Akele and Sarah talk to Black Lives Matter activist Maria Hernandez and Dorothy Holmes, whose son Ronald "Ronnieman" Johnson was killed by a Chicago police officer. We discuss the Justice for Ronnieman campaign, the NoCopAcademy campaign and other Black Lives Matter efforts across the city. --- To support the First Annual RonnieMan Back to School Supply Drive, donate school supplies to the following drop off locations: 1. Southside Together Organizing for Power - STOP. 602 E 61st St, Chicago, IL 60637 Monday through Friday, 10 AM - 5 PM 2. American Friends Service Committee--Chicago 637 S. Dearborn 3rd Floor Monday through Friday, 10 AM - 5 PM 3. Women & Children First Bookstore 5233 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640 Saturday 10AM–7PM; Sunday 11AM–6PM; Mon-Tues 11AM–7PM; Wed-Fri 11AM–9PM 4. Healing Village: Healing as a Radical Act of Resistance 63rd & Woodlawn You can also contribute by purchasing items from the Amazon wish-list:http://bit.ly/RonnieMan The drive will culminate in a Back-to-School party in Washington Park, AKA RonnieMan Park, on 53rd & King Drive on August 26th.

I met Jarrell Turner by chance during a recent visit to Chicago.  Everything in life happens for a reason, including meeting this amazing young man.  He told me about his program for young at risk inner city children and my ears perked up.  Nothing excites me more than giving back to others.  I also wanted to know more about Jarrell's Chicago, not just the usual tourist version of which I am familiar, or the version that has been fed to us by the media.  As it turns out there is some truth in all our experiences of the culturally rich and complex city.  Jarrell's personal story has plenty of tragic elements, some of which you will hear in this podcast episode, but thankfully he came in contact with a few people along the way that made a difference in his life.  Now as a successful adult he has not only chosen to remain in his native city, but now gives back to young people with similar challenges as he had growing up. Please listen, then review, subscribe and share the podcast. Join Jarrell and his Blueprint SAPT team at a special fundraising event on Saturday, June 30th from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm.  The event is being held at the Metropolitan Apostolic Community Church at 4100 King Drive, in Chicago.  If you can't make it but would still like to support this great endeavor, click on the links below to reach Jarrell directly. https://www.instagram.com/theblueprintsapt/ https://www.facebook.com/The-Blue-Print-SAPT-2119066664995183/

47th Street has to be the most industrial side street in this city. To drive down this street is to pass through a living monument to the part of the city that manufactured and shipped food, equipment, and materials for the entire country.My destination matches the architectural mood of the confident buildings on this boulevard. The front entrance has the look of an athletic fieldhouse. Its large stone base supports the swooping arched roof which frames the frosted glass windows of the structure's front entrance.An elderly lady in stiletto heels accidentally drops a bracelet. We exchange good morning greetings as I pick it up and hand it to her. Inside the lobby, two ushers are discussing whether a chair should be placed in front of the auditorium door entrance. I pass them and walk inside the auditorium. The building's arched roof is even more impressive on the inside.Small groups of people are scattered around the padded seats of this hall, waiting for the event to begin. Most of the people assembled so far are older, many of the women are wearing colorful Sunday hats, many of the men are in suits. An elderly gentleman in a two-piece suit greets me with an extended hand:“Merry Christmas, Seasons Greetings, brother. Glad to see you. Happy New Year!”The journey continues in the Bronzeville neighborhood on the south side, at the corner of 49th Street and King Drive.Intro Theme Music: Victory Lap by QSTN ft. Mecca:83Background Music: www.bensound.com/Register to receive an advance copy of the companion book at https://godinchicago.com/Join the conversation! Follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/2Y94abI and on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2z6q5W4

This Episode John Is Back In The Building And We Discuss NFL Playoffs,NBA Fights,King Drive Plus More!!! As Always Subscribe To The Channel And Reach Out To Us At The Link Below Let Us Know What You Think. Thanks For Being Here And Enjoy The Podcast. https://m.facebook.com/IntentionalDangerfield/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intentionaldangerfield/support

A recording of the announcement event on August 22, when the Historic King Drive BID #8 was officially designated the newest Wisconsin Main Street. Speakers included Representative David Bowen, Daphne Jones of Malone's Fine Sausage, Deshea Agee and LaMarr Franklin of the Historic King Drive BID, Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs, Lisa Mauer of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., and Mayor Tom Barrett.

The headlines paint the South Side of Chicago as a war zone, but today’s guest shares that parts of the South Side are not only welcoming, but also thriving. Tony Hardy is a senior associate at Marcus and Millichap overseeing multifamily investments primarily on the South Side of Chicago. He’s helping out of market investors obtain high yields and explains why South Shore is one of the must-undervalued neighborhoods in the Midwest.   Key Market Insights Value of a broker to clients: Help with buying, selling, and financing What it takes to field an offer: understand the players involved, provide appraisers with local data, understand what lenders are looking for Tony’s role with Marcus and Millichap: Focuses on the Chicagoland area and surrounding markets, aims to add value to what investors are already doing in a market, helps investors structure debt, offers information on what an investor’s competitors are doing Marcus and Millichap provides services as a Mortgage Broker and Correspondent Lender How to maximize the value in your properties: Pay attention to monthly costs in utilities, etc. where you may be overpaying by $100, which could equate to a loss in value of $15,000 A few of the most undervalued markets in Chicago: South Shore, Englewood, West of Englewood (Marquette Park) Economic indicators in Chicago: small percentage of population moving to find jobs, Google jobs created influx of high-income earners (e.g. – young professionals), 9 Fortune 500 companies Trends and Growth Projections: Obama Presidential Library in South Shore, Major retailer moving into Woodlawn bringing 200 jobs, Major grocer moving to 71st and Jeffrey bringing 200 jobs, Spanish and Chinese joint-venture investment to build 15,000 on the south side near the lake front, Projected development at 39th and King Drive around Mariano’s Key indicators for investors: Increased rents in one neighborhood have a cascading effect on neighboring areas Tony’s daily habit: Gets up early to think about goals and write them out     Tweet This: “If you overpay for any service by $100 per month, you decrease the property value by $15,000 at an 8 cap" @isellapartments Best Places to Grab Food: Au Cheval - http://auchevalchicago.com/ A10 http://a10hydepark.com/ Beatrix - http://beatrixchicago.com/ Connect with Tony: Website: http://www.marcusmillichap.com/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/isellapartments LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-hardy-aab46715   Leave us a review and rating on iTunes or Stitcher for a chance to win a copy of Get Paid for Your Pad by Jasper Ribbers or Best Ever Real Estate Investing Advice Ever by Joe Fairless. Be sure to check out more info at TargetMarketInsights.com