Author: Carma Henry

     The general mid-term election in Florida has started, and the governor’s race will be a nasty fight until the end. Governor DeSantis will have over $100 million; candidate Charlie Crist will have a $100 million, and the independent, people of color, and women will determine who wins.

Lost Black History

     When President Biden took office, the country was in the grip of a global pandemic. Businesses were shuttering, schools were closing, and people were dying. The country needed leadership. Unfortunately, we had a showman at the helm when a statesman was needed. Forty-five was pre-occupied with scoring political points and securing media hits. And when voters were given a chance to express themselves, by a margin of nearly seven million votes, they chose statesmanship over showmanship.

BROWN Funeral services for the Jaderist Tyreek Brown- 17-years-old were held August 27th at James C. Boyd’s Memorial Chapel with Pastor Robert Kinchen of-ficiating. officiating. DAULPHIN…

BECKFORD Funeral services for Dennis L. Beckford – 66 were held August 27th McWhite’s Funeral Chapel with Pastor Luke Miller and Andrew Edwards officiating. COOPER Funeral…

BERRIAN Funeral services for the late Sharon Ann Beasley Berrian – 69 were held August 27th at 15th Street Church of God with Preacher Jimmie Beasley…

Petty Officer 3rd Class Steven Robinson, the son of Fort Lauderdale resident, Steve Robinson, serves the U.S. Navy assigned to Construction Battalion Maintenance Unit 202 in support of Navy Expeditionary Combat Command.

     Business is more than just an idea, it’s a way of life, and if you want to be a successful entrepreneur you have to love the process. Many people strive for financial freedom, but few actually get there. This wasn’t a problem for Su Sanni, CEO, and Co-Founder of Dollaride. The steady-nerved yet humble entrepreneur has created his path to financial freedom by learning what it means to a have businessman’s mindset and sticking to it. 

       Pompano Beach Arts is proud to announce an extraordinary new concert series produced by “Generation” Venetian Arts Society (GENVAS) specifically for the Pompano Beach Cultural Center. The Bell’Arte Concert Series, in its inaugural season, will consist of four fine arts salon-style concerts, each unique in topic and genre. The impressive lineup of internationally acclaimed artists includes opera star Eglise Gutiérrez, Tony Award winner Levi Kreis, operatic and soul powerhouse Alfreda Gerald, and violin phenom Rachel Barton Pine. The events are ticketed, and the $45 ticket price includes a post-concert champagne and dessert reception with the Artist. For more information, www.pompanobeacharts.org

     Just when you thought far-right attacks on public education couldn’t get any more absurd, we hear about something new.