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
Continue Reading If your child needs a seat on the school bus this year, don’t wait—make sure you complete the Register to Ride process with Broward County Public Schools. The first-day deadline has passed, but if you register by July 11, 2025, your child will have guaranteed transportation by the second week of school. To register, head
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By Akayliah Simpson and Attiyya Atkins MIAMI — President Donald Trump’s administration is escalating its crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, with Harvard University now at the center of the storm. On May 22, federal officials barred Harvard from enrolling international students — who make up more than 27% of its undergraduates —
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