FORT LAUDERDALE – The North Broward Hospital District Board of Commissioners, the governing body of Broward Health, has elected its new slate of officers, continuing its mission to provide leadership and oversight for one of the county’s most important healthcare systems. At the July 30 board meeting, commissioners unanimously voted businessman Paul Tanner as chair,
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POMPANO BEACH – The 81-year-old driver who was seriously injured after his car collided with a Brightline train on June 17 in Pompano Beach. The crash occurred near West Atlantic Boulevard and North Dixie Highway. Video from the scene shows the vehicle flipped, with its engine block and tire ripped free from the impact—debris striking
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Florida is running a stress test on democracy, and under Gov. Ron DeSantis, the results are not inspiring. From classroom censorship to policing culture wars and bending the rules around public money, the throughline is power over people. And yes, that includes the First Lady, Casey DeSantis, and the now-infamous “missing” $10 million that still
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“Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.” – Matthew 17:20 (NIV) Obstacles. Roadblocks. Setbacks. Pitfalls. Disappointments. Heartaches. Pain. They will all show up in life—not as random
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By Kristen Hernandez Pompano Beach, FL – One year ago, city commissioner Beverly Perkins, demanded the Northwest community have a say in the city’s $2 billion downtown development. Her asks’ were: job training programs, tenant relocation, hiring local consultants, and honoring the area’s rich Black history. Three-hundred and sixty-five days later, not one ask has
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