Letter from the Editor
Black Under Attack My God, does it ever stop? Black people, my people, are always being persecuted, judged, and written off. It’s time for us to stand together, build on […]
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Month: February 2023
Ask Annie
Dear Annie, I need help with my relationship. I’m really going through it with the mother of my child. She’s got a nasty spending habit, and it’s caused us to […]
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The Exit 36 poetry festival brings nationally ranked poets to Pompano Beach
By China Boynton “This is who I am! “proclaimed poetess Blaq Wildflower as she finished her poem at the final round of the 5th annual Exit 36 Slam Poetry festival. […]
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Blanche Ely High School Has New Principal
Long-time principal Karlton Johnson has moved on from Blanche Ely to another school. After a summer long search, spearheaded by Vice Mayor Perkins and Blanche Ely Vice Principal Malcolm Spence, […]
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Pompano Beach Vice Mayor Accused of Misusing Campaign Funds in 2020 Election
Pompano Beach Vice Mayor Beverly Perkins is accused of financial misconduct during her November 2020 campaign. A preliminary report released by the Broward County Office of the Inspector General on […]
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Pompano Beach elects a new commission; Meet the commission
By China Boynton On Tuesday, November 8, Pompano Beach residents turned out to vote for midterm elections. According to the Supervisor of Elections office, out of the 1,252,771 active eligible […]
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Pompano Beach Celebrates 21st Annual Blues and Sweet Potato Pie Festival
By China Boynton The 21st annual Blues and Sweet Potato Pie Festival Juneteenth celebration was held at Apollo Park, 1580 NW 3rd Ave on Saturday, June 18 by the friends […]
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