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Valor Cares gives school supplies to help thousands of Wisconsin students

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By Dakota Barnes-Rush
| Shepherd Express Verified
Students need pencils, crayons and notebooks to learn. But not every family can buy all the school supplies their child needs. That is why Valor Cares is giving supplies to schools in southeastern Wisconsin. The group has collected more than 3,500 items and hopes to help a couple thousand students. Valor Cares is the nonprofit part of Valor Tech. The group is holding its first back-to-school supply drive this year. The supplies include pens, pencils, crayons and markers.
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District 12 Voters Want Safer Streets, Stronger Voices as Goodwin and Roman Compete for Assembly Seat

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By Dakota Barnes-Rush
| Shepherd Express Verified
For many Wisconsin’s 12th Assembly District residents, the biggest issue in the upcoming election is not a campaign promise. It is whether the person elected will listen after taking office. Across the district, residents said they want safer streets, better roads and a representative who remains involved with the community.
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SPIL Kosmetics Founder Builds Milwaukee Brand From a Childhood Love of Makeup

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By Dakota Barnes-Rush
| Shepherd Express Verified
Jazii Kelly’s love for makeup started when she was 14, long before SPIL Kosmetics became a growing Black-owned beauty brand. Kelly, a Milwaukee native and University of Wisconsin-Whitewater junior, said she first got interested in makeup as a young teenager and once tried selling homemade beauty products as a child. She said the idea did not go far at the time, but the experience stayed with her. “I was already into makeup,” Kelly said.
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