City Honors Dr. Moses Dixon, Pompano’s First Black Lifeguard
By Attiyya Atkins The city’s first Black lifeguard taught hundreds of Black kids how to swim in Pompano Beach in the 1940s and 1950s. Now the city is keeping his […]
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Higher Education Must Now Be Colorblind says Supreme Court Ruling
By Kristen Hernandez Washington, D. C. — In a landmark ruling, the United States Supreme Court overturned a long-standing precedent that has benefited minorities like African American, Latino, and Asian Americans in […]
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New Beach Wheelchairs
Pompano Beach announced this month that they have brand new beach wheelchairs for people of differing abilities. The beach wheelchairs have all-terrain wheels that allow the people who need them […]
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Ask Annie
Dear Annie, Q: I’m having a real issue with my father-in-law. We were at a family get-together, and he caressed my booty while we were waiting in line. I was […]
Continue ReadingRecap The biggest GO Bond project is here!
Roughly three million added to the original $11 million…construction started 2021 The official ribbon cutting opening of McNair Park was great, but I’m sorry it lacked flavor. After all the […]
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Dangerous Summer Lightning Strikes Again – Local Walgreens Pharmacy Left Dark for Several Days
Lightning Bolt Hits Pompano Beach Walgreens Causing Power Outage By Kristen Hernandez Caroline Moore and her husband sat on their front patio watching Sunday’s late afternoon storm roll in from […]
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Pompano Beach Arts Presents (in) visible: pair-a-dice by Kandy G Lopez
Pompano Beach Arts is pleased to present a visual art exhibition at Bailey Contemporary Arts Center featuring original works by Kandy G Lopez entitled (in) visible: pair-a-dice. This project goes beyond the typical notion of […]
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