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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Culver s is rolling out new Frozen Cocoa Shakes and is bringing back Frozen Cocoa Concrete Mixers just in time for the holiday season. Last holiday season, Culvers delighted guests with a signature twist on hot cocoa by introducing the Frozen Cocoa Concrete Mixer. This year, the brand is not only bringing back the fan-favorite Concrete Mixer鈥攊ts serving up even more holiday cheer by adding a new Frozen Cocoa Shake! a news release from the restaurant chain says.You can get both items now through February 4th, or while supplies last. The tasty treats will be stanley cup available at Culver s locations nationwide. The treats are a perfect blend of Vanilla Fresh Frozen Custard and hot cocoa mix, topped with real whipped cream. The Concrete Mixer is a thick and creamy mixture best enjoyed with a spoon, while the Shake combines Fresh Frozen cust stanley water bottle ard with farm fresh milk for a smooth, drinkable delight, Culv stanley tumbler er s says.Get more information on the Culver s website.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Ygmi Saturday is sunny with highs in the 70s
MILWAUKEE 鈥?In sports and life, you want to surround yourself with good people. People see me playing with Giannis, Khris, Jrue, but after our camps and clinics, after a few practices and tournaments, they just know me as Pat. I think that s truly inspiring to them and that s where I want them to see me because we were all in their shoes at one time, says Milwaukee Bucks star Pat Connaughton. At the end of the day, it s stanley cup becher about having a tight-knit group and family and supporting them, says Anthony Mlachnik, former founder of WRAP and cu stanley cup rrent coach and trainer with 24:UP.For over a decade, that s exactly what Wisconsin RAP has done. So well, that it s something world champions want to be a part of. Being new to the city four years ago and seeing how they ve run it for the last few years, seeing how they lead and lead by example throughout the city, I wan stanley thermobecher ted to make sure I teamed up with someone who did it the right way, says Connaughton said. He is president of 24:UP and the Pat Connaughton Foundation.Partnering with the Pat Connaughton Foundation, WRAP has evolved to 24:UP. It stands for 24 hours, unlimited potential. That s what everyone has in a day, 24 hours. How you utilize those 24 hours can dictate what you accomplish. It s near and dear to me, it s why I wear the number 24, says Connaughton.It s still a basketball program looking to impact people like Gerald Gittens.Gittens now plays basketball at North Central Missouri College as a former WRAP athlete and scholarshi