Author: Carma Henry

        For generations, Sistrunk Boulevard has been more than just a road. It has been the heart of Fort Lauderdale’s Black community—a place where culture, business, faith, and resilience came together to build something powerful during some of the most difficult times in American history.

‘‘Tis still true, fools rush in where wise men refuse to tread

                                    ‘Test Your Bible Knowledge’

        Building on its continued commitment to community health, the Jessie Trice Community Health System (JTCHS) will once again host  its annual “Give Kids a Smile Day” in partnership with the Miami-Dade County Dental Society.

Nunnie on the Sideline

       The tour gave students a firsthand look at campus life, academic programs, and admissions opportunities while allowing them to imagine themselves in a college environment. Throughout the day, students remained highly engaged—asking thoughtful questions during campus visits and comparing their impressions of each institution.

       Broward Health is expanding access to emergency care across Broward County by developing three freestanding emergency departments in Sunrise, Lighthouse Point and Fort Lauderdale.

       Outspoken St. Petersburg Democratic Rep. Michele Rayner delivered an emotional farewell to the House, reflecting on her legislative career, personal hardships, and cross-party relationships as she prepares to pursue a Senate seat.

In collaboration with the American Constitution Society and Federal Bar Association student organizations, Cooley Law School hosted a Florida Rights Restoration Coalition presentation on March 5. The goal of the event was to educate attendees on restoring voter rights and shed light on critical areas of criminal justice reform.

       A massive nationwide food recall involving nearly 37 million pounds of frozen meals has raised serious safety concerns for shoppers across the United States. The recall affects a variety of popular frozen products sold at major retailers, including Trader Joe’s and Kroger, after officials discovered the potential presence of glass fragments in the food.