News for the Black community
By China Boynton February brings us lots of great gifts like Valentine’s Day and winter weather, February is also known as Black History Month in the United States. Here’s a glimpse of different local events to celebrate the richness of being Black. The month kicked off with the Tiger Trail committee and their black-tie gala,
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Forget the Kansas City Chiefs, Pompano Beach has its own Super Bowl championship team. The Pompano Chiefs 6U youth football team has a year of bragging rights as Florida Youth Football League’s (FYFL) Super Bowl champs. The Chiefs beat the Lauderdale Lakes Vikings in November. The Vice Tribe of approximately 20 kids, some not old
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Minorities Break Voter Turn-out Record at Pompano Beach’s Souls to the Polls Event, Giving Leverage to Democratic Candidates By Kristen Hernandez Although Florida is still a red state, Faith in Florda’s Souls to the Polls event at E. Pat Larkin Community Center located at 520 NW 3rd Street in Pompano Beach proved that minority voters
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Lauderdale By The Sea Pier Waters Deemed Unsafe for Swimming or Snorkeling – “Steer Clear of the Pier,” said Lauderdale By The Sea Mayor Chris Vincent By Kristen Hernandez Tourists who have stayed in Lauderdale by the Sea for decades are instead flocking over to discover all that’s changed in Pompano Beach. The growing popularity
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City of Pompano Press Release The Orange Bowl Committee and the City of Pompano Beach cut the ribbon for the new field at Mitchell Moore Park, 901 NW 10 St. in December. Orange Bowl, its partners, and the City completed approximately $4 million in renovations which include a synthetic turf field and maintenance fund, an
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