News for the Black community
By Attiyya Atkins As the city of Pompano becomes more and more developed, is Northwest Pompano being forgotten? Developers and economic gurus assured city officials at a recent meeting that the potential of Northwest Pompano is not slipping through the cracks. At an April 12 meeting, city officials approved the city’s latest tourism and development
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By Attiyya Atkins Pompano Beach is on the brink of change, and with change comes traffic. A pilot program that reduced the number of lanes on westbound Atlantic Avenue and Dixie Highway with plastic delineators in now coming to an end. In October, the City of Pompano Beach embarked on its mission to create a
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By Megan Rebecca Music can take you many places, and one local music organization wants to use their its music to make a trip to London a reality. The Sounds of Succes Marching Band promotes musical education and opportunities for South Florida students interested in music, 10-23 years of age. They are looking for young
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Pompano Beach has authentic Mexican tacos. It’s in a quaint little spot in a shopping plaza on Atlantic Blvd. La Lupe, located at 625 E. Atlantic Blvd, Pompano Beach, is a great spot for tacos and other authentic Mexican cuisine. La Lupe will have you coming back for more with their spirited margaritas and a
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By: Kristen Hernandez POMPANO BEACH, Fl – Rosalind Osgood proved she’s a rising star of the Democratic Party and a woman to watch. In an election in March, Osgood proved doubters wrong when she defeated Joseph Carter, former school teacher, in the Florida State Senate race for District 33, which includes sections of Pompano Beach.
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