Leather, love, and cigar smoke filled the Ramrod over the weekend, culminating in the declaration of a new Mr. Ramrod. Leather veteran Scott Jordan claimed the title out of a four-man field.
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Over the course of 20 rides, the SMART Ride has done more than raise money and awareness for HIV/AIDS services in Florida. It’s built a community. Now the ride is ending, but the community pledges to pedal on.
At a time when the trans community is under political attack like never before, Dolphin Democrats are embracing a trans woman to help lead them forward. Adrianna Tender, who has been on their board for years, has been named the group’s vice president.
Queens ruled the night and LGBTQ youth benefitted. People packed the Crystal Ballroom Sept. 30 to support Julian’s Fountain of Youth (JFOY) and Wilton Collective for the 12th Reverse Quinceañera (RQ).
In the wake of ongoing legislative attacks on the drag and trans community, sometimes with threats to the physical safety of performers, the FAU annual drag show is still going on this year.
The church is a nightclub, the choir loft is the upstairs bar, and the wine is replaced by mimosas (though, if you ask nicely, the bartender will probably serve you a wine). Sunday Funday takes a spiritual twist this week in Wilton Manors.
When 5-year-old Grace arrived at the shelter, the clinic staff was not sure if she would survive.
The stats for August are in. Here’s the big takeaways for Oakland Park and Wilton Manors.
Spikes in utility and insurance costs helped drive Wilton Manors’ budget to $52M. City commissioners voted 4-1 to approve the budget and set the millage rate at 5.836 for the fiscal year that started on Oct. 1.
The City of Oakland Park approved the 2024 fiscal year budget of $142 million. It’s Oakland Park’s largest and most ambitious budget – ever. The City Commission has over $26 million earmarked for the Capital Improvement Program, a five-year project representing an investment of over $130 million.
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