By China Boynton Pompano Beach – The first small biz pop-up shop by the Smallbiz Community and Economic Development Corp (CEDC) was held on August 24 at the E.Pat Larkins Center in honor of National Black Business Month. The Small Biz CEDC is a non-profit organization established to promote economic development and self-sufficiency by providing […]
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By China Boynton Pompano Beach – Pompano Beach residents have raised concerns over the conditions of some schools operating within Broward County. There have been numerous reports to the Broward County School District of unclean and unsanitary bathrooms, mold, flooding, and a list of other repairs that have been overdue at the public schools in […]
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By Kristen Hernandez Pompano Beach, FL – During a tense city commission special meeting in September, commissioners voted 3-2 to raise property taxes by 10% starting this fiscal year. Additionally, the Pompano Beach Emergency Medical Services District tax, or EMS tax, was also raised to 11.21%. The proposed tax increase is based on the general […]
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Text: Luke 22 v. 61-62 By The One Minute Preacher I’m in the Book of Luke a Gospel of Relationships (The Good Samaritan) (The Lost Son), (The Rich Man and Lazarus), are all stories of Classic Pieces of Literature. Villij News Can you outlast the old you in order to get to the new you? […]
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By Kristen Hernandez Broward County, FL – An uptick of black-on-black violent crimes throughout our community has led local film maker, Eugene Luner, to create a movement that brings unity and healing to people of color. Lunerversal Films presented Luner’s third movie, Queen’s King, which showcases that true love can lift anyone struggling to make […]
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In today’s world, where substance abuse has become a pressing concern, it’s crucial to be aware of the signs and symptoms of a potential drug overdose. Drug overdoses can happen to anyone, regardless of age, background, or circumstances. Being able to recognize the warning signs could mean the difference between life and death. Here are […]
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If you or a family member receive aid from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps, your benefits will increase soon. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) said benefits will automatically rise to reflect the recent changes in the cost of living due to high inflation. Benefit changes will be […]
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