It was only a week ago we were stuffing our faces with turkey and gravy. Here’s a throwback to pre-thanksgiving with Pompano Beach commissioner Beverly Perkins and Pompano’s Circle of Brotherhood giving turkeys away to to the Northwest community.
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By Zenzele Clark For Pompano Beach residents and visitors in search of merry rendezvous, this month’s Old Town Untapped street festival supplies a wide range of communal holiday activities—that is, for one night only. Hosted in the heart of Downtown Pompano Beach on Dec. 1st (6PM-10PM), the lively street fair is free for all ages to attend. On […]
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By Kristen Hernandez and Attiyya Atkins Broward County, FL – Crime does pay. Thanks to the dirty work of the county’s criminals, and the hard work of the Broward Sheriff’s Office, 88 non-profits now have additional funding to push their initiatives forward. Through the Broward Sherriff’s Office’s Law Enforcement Trust Funt (LETF), BSO is able […]
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September is a catalyst. This is the month that everything just zooms by. After Labor Day, you might as well put your Christmas lights up. Remember over the summer when you were begging for fall to begin, and now you can’t get time to slow down. Life is like that, wanting what you can’t have […]
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Funky, High-energy Soulful Band Returns to Ali Cultural Arts Center Pompano Beach Arts is excited to present South Florida favorite the ReaXtion Band for another superb Soulful Sundays concert! Performing the best in classic top 40, disco, funk, old school, R&B and Motown, the band will take the stage at Ali Cultural Arts Center on […]
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By Attiyya Atkins It doesn’t how many years you’re on this earth, what matters is the impact that you make. No one is a better example of that than Aaron Avant Johnson of Miami, the 22-year-old has been changing the game since he was 9 years old. And because of that Johnson, a writer, producer, […]
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Pompano Beach’s newly built Senior Center is expected to open July 17, sources say. The center has been completed yet vacant for months.
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