News for the city of Pompano Beach
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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FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — Families across Broward County can access free, fresh food today as United Way of Broward County hosts a large-scale drive-through distribution as part of the Fresh Communities Tour: From the Fields to America’s Cities. The event runs today, Friday, April 17, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at United Way Broward
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New Tropical Reef Station brings expanded access along Federal Highway POMPANO BEACH, FL — Pompano Beach residents now have a new place to handle their mail and shipping needs with the opening of the U.S. Postal Service’s Tropical Reef Station. Located at 860 S. Federal Highway, the new post office officially opened in early March,
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A new oceanfront attraction blends science and spectacle—anchored in a broader redevelopment push reshaping Pompano Beach. By Villij News Staff POMPANO BEACH, FL — Just beyond the hum of traffic and the rhythm of the shoreline, a quieter kind of movement has arrived on Ocean Boulevard. At 199 N. Ocean Blvd., steps from the beach
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By Attiyya Atkins POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — Concerns about accessibility and design at Pompano Beach’s Senior Activity Center continue to surface as residents adjust to the relatively new facility. During public comment at a March commission meeting, resident Michael Skversky, criticized the placement of the parking lot walkway leading to the building’s entrance. According to
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