Never too old to vote
91-years-old Annie Bell Foster, voted, to everyone’s surprise, was during the ‘60’s was also the first time she participated in the electoral process ...
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Old Dillard Museum inducts educator Benjamin Williams into the Tree of Life
Williams was recently inducted into the Old Dillard Museum’s Tree of Life ...
Read more ›Decision 2012: Public opinion in the aftermath
Curiously, a number of elected officials counted among people of color were conveniently unavailable for comment on this question ...
Read more ›Pride of Fort Lauderdale Elks Lodge #652 hosts annual Veterans Day event
the Pride of Fort Lauderdale, Elks Lodge #652 and the Daughters of Temple #395 will be hosting its annual Veterans Day ...
Read more ›What do you think will happen if President Obama wins or loses?
What do you think will happen if President Obama wins or loses? ...
Read more ›Broward County’s Popular Toilet Rebate program is back
Broward County residents will once again have the opportunity to save money by replacing their old water-guzzling toilets with new high-efficiency models ...
Read more ›FMU salutes student scholars during annual Honors and Awards Day
Florida Memorial University (FMU), South Florida’s only Historically Black University, recently highlighted its top scholars during its annual Honors and Awards Day celebration ...
Read more ›Coastal re-vegetation project stands up to Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy, the one mile of coastal vegetation on Fort Lauderdale Beach, in front of Birch State Park and south of Sunrise Blvd ...
Read more ›Vice Chairwoman Audrey Edmonson lights The Beacon in Overtown
Vice Chairwoman Audrey M. Edmonson and Matt Greer from Carlisle Development celebrate with residents of Overtown at the Historic Overtown MetroRail Station ...
Read more ›The future of democracy in the Middle East
The future of democracy in the Middle East ...
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