Top GMM Stories of 2013

2013 saw some changes including a name change (from Well-Met Men to the more Milwaukee focused Greater Milwaukee Men) and web publication tool and with them a pretty good growth in visits to the site. We hope to continue that growth into 2014 to really go viral and be on the minds and mouths of men in Milwaukee and everywhere. But we need your help to get there, remember to help spread the word by cross-posting stories to all your social media tools.

So what got people coming to the site this past year? Two major anniversary parties, both motorcycle-related, received the most visits overall with their fans and visitors hopefully getting some info from us. Throw in some health awareness posts, local product news & reviews, two teens doing the right thing, and even a recording artist's trials and triumphs and you have the 'best' - at least as readers thought - of the past year.

Here in order of most views are the top stories of GMM from 2013:

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Five O'Clock Steakhouse's The Milwaukee Man Dinner Benefits Milwaukee Rescue Mission

On Friday, September 11 2015 at 6pm, Milwaukee's iconic Five O'Clock Steakhouse will host the first annual Milwaukee Man Dinner - Beef, Bourbon & Brandy Benefit. A portion of the night's proceeds will directly benefit the Milwaukee Rescue Mission "Safe Harbor" Program ,providing refuge and hope for local men seeking to transform their lives through emergency assistance, shelter, counseling, education & job resources.

City Lights Cans Water. Why its better than bottles.

You may have seen the new trend for packaged water with brands like Liquid Death. Now a local brewery, City Lights Brewery , is getting in on the act. Except its not just an act, its not some fad, there are reasons to can vs. bottle water. Good reasons.

Make Men's Health Month About You

The month of November is (one of the) Men's Health Month(s), popularized by the Movember movement. (June is another recognized annual event but since it is November now, November it is.) It's a great foundation, it has been successful and is highly rated for its impact. But, one thing I see with the movement is that while they speak about men's health to the participants, I feel the participants themselves promote it outwardly rather than inward, at them. I personally fell victim to that selfsame issue, but no longer. As of this November, I am taking care of myself.

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