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Seventy-one people gone. Seventy-one innocent souls lost. Seventy-one friends, lovers, sisters, brothers lost to violence. That’s how many transgender people were lost to violence over the past year. At least, that’s how many we know of.
Five years after the city reworked its zoning codes to encourage development, commissioners are admitting they didn’t go far enough. There are no major projects on any of the targeted areas known as transit-oriented corridors or TOCs.
Makeup that is just dramatic enough. Wigs without a hair out of place. Cornering the market on sequins. South Florida queens make it look easy, but drag is an art. That was proven when Aquaplex hosted The Art of Drag, benefitting the Art and Culture Center Hollywood.
Three longstanding restaurants along Wilton Drive are saying goodbye. Wilton Creamery, New York Grilled Cheese, and now Palmyra are all shuttering by the new year.
My name is Poppy (ID 705879) and I’m oh so cute!
When Rudolph Galindo founded the West Palm Beach LGBTQ running club, he always feared a moment like this might come. He hoped he was wrong. On Monday night, he wasn’t.
The start of every holiday season sees the iconic old Custom House, now the Key West Museum of Art & History, transformed into a bustling annual Holiday Concert & Bazaar with artisans, musicians, and future filmmakers.
Key West is a town that just can’t seem to put its decorations and costumes away. Wesley House Family Services’ Annual Holiday Village and BeLighted Bike Ride is a great way to get into the season. A starting line comprising a “village” out at the Coffee Butler Amphitheater in Truman Waterfront sees costumed riders take to Whitehead and Duval Streets for one of the most colorful displays all year.
Wilton Manors is a progressive city that’s seeing a lot of progress in its livability. But there’s little to no progress in creating more places for people to actually live. Five years and counting since the city adjusted its code to be more friendly to developers, and there are still no major projects underway.
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