By Attiyya Atkins, Publisher – Villij News As I sit in my garden, I catch myself thinking: What a wonderful world. Out here, I talk to my plants like old friends. The lemon and lime trees are doing their thing, one of them even sprouted thorns, which made me laugh a little. Nature has its
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Dear Annie, I’m working nonstop, and I’m still broke. Everything goes to bills, and I’ve got nothing left. It’s affecting my intimate relationship with my wife. I’m working so hard for my kids, my family…everybody, and I’m stressed, tired, and can’t perform. Running on Empty Dear Running on Empty, Baby… you’re not failing. You fried.
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By David Miller Sometimes people just don’t get it. Whether it’s because their brain can’t process change, emotions get triggered, or some people are simply stubborn and resistant to it. But one thing is clear: the E. Pat Larkins Center is valuable to the citizens of this city, especially residents in Northwest Pompano Beach. That’s
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By Attiyya Atkins Broward County is home to more than 2 million residents, and the majority are immigrants or the children of immigrants. Immigration policy is not distant here. It shapes the lives of our neighbors every day. Protests over immigration enforcement in Minneapolis have pushed ICE back into the national spotlight. Crowds gather, chants
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Villij Family, Let me keep it real with you. Recently, my car was stolen. Yes — straight out of my own neighborhood. But here’s the twist: by God’s grace, I got it back. And the person responsible? Closer to me than I ever imagined. See, that’s the part nobody warns you about: jealousy doesn’t always
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