It was a moment of celebration, reflection, and accomplishment in the city commission chamber on Feb. 13 when two outstanding members of the community were recognized as part of Black History Month.
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One year ago, the idea of taking the reins at Broward House would have seemed like a dream job. A well-run organization making a true impact in the community, it was a “turnkey” opportunity.
For the first time in 58 years, residents of Miami-Dade County will vote for a sheriff, and John Barrow is ready to make his case.
When the SMART Ride suddenly announced its end, many veteran teams and benefitting agencies quickly vowed to find a way to carry on. Now, a month after the final checks were given out, a schism has formed.
The Palm Beach Pride Pageant took place two weeks ago at The Lake Worth Playhouse in Lake Worth Beach.
OutSFL held a tribute show Feb. 17 for Melissa St. John – a drag queen who has dedicated her life and career to serving the community in Palm Beach County.
A morning walk along the beach is great. Add in a few thousand friends and a concert, and you have a great Saturday, and you’re still home (or out on The Drive) by noon.
Forget elections for president, senator, and others. The real action and intrigue happen at the local levels, and Wilton Manors is no exception. Races for two city commission seats and the mayor’s office are up this year, and candidates are announcing their plans.
Bonjour to berets, brie, and all things French. The Center for Spiritual Living (CSL) is holding their eighth annual gala, One Night In Paris, on Saturday, February 24, at their headquarters at 4849 N. Dixie Hwy. in Oakland Park.
It is the home of our history. A place many wish didn’t exist and would erase if given half a chance. At a time when our stories are being banned and lawmakers use children as intellectual human shields to restrict and revoke basic rights, the LGBTQ community needs the Stonewall National Museum Archives & Library more than ever.
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