Race World Offshore President and founder Larry Bleil knows he and his organization have staged major events in Key West over the years. Each time, they take aim to make them bigger and better. With another internationally attractive week of racing ahead, he believes that his vision has largely been realized.
Five-year-old Missy (ID 727053) would love to go home with you.
Wilton Drive will become a runway for the spooky, spectacular and wonderfully strange when Wicked Manors returns on Halloween night.
We put Cheyenne Jackson on last week’s cover, and he promptly gave us a plot twist. The day our issue hit the streets, word arrived that his Lauderhill concert was moving to March.
Rob Long is running for reelection, but some of the races he is most concerned about are outside his district.
Along I-595 from University Dr. to the ocean and down A1A through Hollywood to the Miami-Dade county line, Florida House District 101 is a microcosm of South Florida. It’s home to two major transportation and shipping hubs (Port Everglades and Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport (FLL)), and vibrant communities from the beach to interior condo communities.
When you look at 400 square feet, you don’t see a lot. A small kitchen, a bathroom with a shower stall, maybe a decent-sized closet. It’s not a lot, but it’s a start.
Two months after losing his bid for the Democratic nomination in Florida’s 20th Congressional District, Elijah Manley faces two counts of making written threats to kill.
Hostile doesn’t begin to describe the treatment of arts organizations under the Trump and DeSantis administrations. Groups from Key West to Pensacola are in another year of drastic funding cuts. To help keep South Florida arts afloat, Our Fund awarded $400,000 in grants to 19 groups.
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