All Dolled Up Salons proudly marked a milestone 40th Aanniversary with a glamorous celebration at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Over the past four decades, All Dolled Up has become a cornerstone of beauty, style, and community engagement in South and Central Florida, transforming the lives of clients, stylists, and the broader community.
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  When Dr. Jinga Oglesby-Brihm walks into a room, whether itâs a clinic exam space, a virtual visit, or the living room of a homebound patient, she carries with her not only a stethoscope but also a mission: to make quality healthcare accessible to all, regardless of the ability to pay.
   Liberty City began as a community in need of change and healing. Black neighborhoods had overcome years of segregation, prejudices, underfunded schools,
 When Leja Williams slipped into her crisp white coat for the first time, she felt the weight of more than just fabric on her shoulders. A proud member of the Class of 2029, Williams described the moment as âexciting, happy, and more determined than ever.â For her, the white coat wasnât just a symbol of medical trainingâit was a promise.
      Neither of them had the privileges we take for granted today, but both knew something timeless: growth doesnât happen by luck. It comes from showing up, putting in the work, and watering the ground you stand on even when itâs hard.
Statesâ struggles to comply with new SNAP law will lead to benefit cuts, Dems predict
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The battle over leadership at Florida Memorial University (FMU) reached a critical point Friday, September 5, 2025, when a Miami-Dade circuit judge denied an emergency motion brought by Dr. Brandon K. Dumas.
Broward College has a new leader with deep community roots and a national résumé. In February 2025, Torey Alston was named the eighth permanent president and CEO of Broward College, returning to the community that raised him to lead one of the most important educational institutions in South Florida.
The city is grieving the loss of Dr. Gordon Merritt, D.D.S., a man whose life and work left an indelible mark on this community. Dr. Merritt, who practiced dentistry for more than 53 years on Sistrunk Boulevard, passed away this week. He will be remembered not only for his professional excellence but also for his humility, generosity, and love for people.