Pompano Beach
The Pompano Beach City Commission met on July 22, 2025, at City Hall. Here are the key updates and decisions residents should know: Community Heroes Honored The 2025 Nick Creola “Heroes in the Community Awards” were presented to Gwen Leys and Donald K. Farrington Sr. for their outstanding contributions to Pompano Beach. Farrington served as
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By David Miller, Cultural Arts Ambassador It is a wonderful feeling to know that Black independence is still alive in the city of Pompano Beach. On August 27, the Jan Moran Collier City Learning Library, 2800 NW 9th Court, Pompano Beach, hosted a Black Business Month event organized by the Friends of the Library and the Black
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By Christ Saint-Hilare Westview Cemetery has a goat problem. As odd as it may initially sound, goats are a relatively common sight at cemeteries. They’re usually used as a low-cost alternative source of lawn care, but from a cursory glance at Westview Cemetery, located on West Copans Road in Pompano Beach, it’s clear that adequate
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By Villij News Staff Sanders Park Elementary is entering a new chapter of leadership as Ms. Kizzy Dailey stepped into the role of principal on July 1, 2025. Dailey is no stranger to the Sanders Park community. Having served as assistant principal for the past several years, she has built strong relationships with students, families,
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Pompano Beach is proud to host six A-rated public schools in the 2024–25 school year, reflecting outstanding achievements in academics, arts, and leadership. High Schools Elementary Schools
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