The Eta Nu Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., participated in a Social Action event – the complete and total renovation of a residence located at 601 NW 35th Avenue in Lauderhill on Monday, June 30, 2025. The genesis of this undertaking began after the tragic death of Mr. Otis Ragin, a husband, father, brother, uncle and little league coach who made an indelible impact on the people and lives he touched – young and old, family and friends – a consummate nurturer.
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The Belle Glade Branch Library, in collaboration with Community Partners, the Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County, and Florida Rural Legal Services, is offering the community a powerful opportunity to take control of their future. Throughout July, residents are invited to attend a series of free workshops focused on Elder Law and Heirs’ Property Rights, designed to help individuals—particularly seniors and their families—understand and secure their legal rights.
Broward County’s 4th of July Weekend Guide! – City of Lauderhill – Drone Light Show from 6 to 9 p.m., at Lauderhill Sports Park, 7500 W.…
Rev. Henry E. Green, III Commissioner District 3. Pamela Beasley. City of Fort Lauderdale Commissioner, Mayor Dean Trantails, Commissioner Robert McKenzie and Clarence Woods, CRA Manager and Fort Lauderdale City Manager Rickelle Williams.
The Urban League of Broward County proudly congratulates Mariam Hariri, our Compliance Officer, on her recent graduation from the Leadership Broward program!
County Public Schools has appointed Michael Scott as Director and Compliance Officer of the Economic Development & Diversity Compliance (EDDC) Department.
Florida is enacting several new laws covering public safety and youth protection. Key changes include:
The Delta Eta Zeta “Premier” Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Broward County’s pioneering Black Greek-letter organization, hosted a memorable “Delta Eta Zeta Day at the Museum” on Saturday, June 21, 2025.
Legacy Magazine is recognizing two proud ambassadors of Broward County Government for their leadership, impact, and dedication to uplifting our community. Dr. Tameka Hobbs, manager of the African American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC), and Zachary Rinkins, public information officer with Broward County Animal Care, have been named among Legacy’s Most Powerful & Influential Black Business Leaders for 2025. The prestigious list honors Black excellence across South Florida—from corporate boardrooms and classrooms to government agencies and grassroots movements. Rinkins was also named Trailblazer of the Year. Dr. Hobbs and Mr. Rinkins will join fellow honorees during the Power Reception and Awards Luncheon at Florida Memorial University was held on Wednesday, June 11, at noon.
Hop on the ARTY VAN GOGH bus this summer and create art! This program is sponsored by the Broward Public Library Foundation.