By Attiyya Atkins Over 17 million Americans deal with substance abuse disorder, according to the most recent data by the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. With high-powered drugs like fentanyl and stressors like COVID-19, substance abuse and overdoses are becoming more common in Pompano Beach. On October 28, Exit 36 Productions held an
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Classical Hip-Hop Artist Brings Unexpected Rhythms, Music, and Video Experience Pompano Beach Arts invites you to enjoy a uniquely inventive and original musical artist, Joey Chang, AKA Cello Joe, who combines beatboxing and cello in his innovative “Classical Hip-Hop” sound. This one-of-a-kind artist performs internationally mixing live recordings and loop pedals to create harmonious melodies
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By Kristen Hernandez Pompano Beach, FL — Tuesday, September 11, 2001, was an unusually beautiful day as millions of commuters arrived in Manhattan for what should have been a typical workday. But the usual hustle and bustle suddenly stopped. In one moment, millions of lives across the earth were irrevocably changed forever. As thousands poured into Times
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By China Boynton Pompano Beach – The first small biz pop-up shop by the Smallbiz Community and Economic Development Corp (CEDC) was held on August 24 at the E.Pat Larkins Center in honor of National Black Business Month. The Small Biz CEDC is a non-profit organization established to promote economic development and self-sufficiency by providing
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By China Boynton Pompano Beach – Pompano Beach residents have raised concerns over the conditions of some schools operating within Broward County. There have been numerous reports to the Broward County School District of unclean and unsanitary bathrooms, mold, flooding, and a list of other repairs that have been overdue at the public schools in
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