Broward County Public Schools will celebrate National School Lunch Week Oct. 12-16 with a week of student activities, contests, prizes and special lunchtime visits designed to highlight the importance of nutritious school meals.
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The YMCA of South Florida, in partnership with the City of Weston, will host its 12th annual Veterans Day Salute, a breakfast to honor the service and sacrifice of former and current members of the military on Friday, November 6 from 8:30 to 11 a.m. at the Bonaventure Town Center Club, 16690 Saddle Club Road, in Weston. Proceeds will provide financial support to families of veterans, granting them access to the Y, its programming and much more.
    It gives a young person the chance to write a poem and discover that their words matter. It allows a student to step onto a stage and find confidence they didnât know they had. It offers emerging artists opportunities to develop their craft, earn a living and share work that reflects their communities and experiences.
  Mrs. Ruby Lee Williams, affectionately known as âMa Ruby,â will celebrate her 101st birthday on October 15, 2026.
The trip I took to see the Orange Blossom Classic featuring Florida A&M University
      I ask that question as a poet, playwright, educator, and founder of the Art Prevails Project. I have spent years working with young people and artists across Broward County, and I have seen what public and private investment in the arts can achieve.
Nixon listed attacks on her hair, clothes, intelligence and identity days after Vice President JD Vance said she should leave America.
    The Joseph Caleb Auditoriumâs Caleb Around Town series delivered yet another unforgettable evening with Rhythm Reborn, transforming the Miami Theater Center into a vibrant celebration of music, culture, and community. The performance, which drew an enthusiastic crowd from across Miami Shores and beyond, showcased the auditoriumâs continuing commitment to uplifting local artistry during its renovation period.
  Sometimes, the people around you can see your potential before you can see it yourself. As teenagers, we are still trying to figure out who we are, what weâre good at, and what we want to do with our lives. During that process, having someone believe in you can make a bigger difference than they may ever realize.
      From baby, to child, to teenager, to young adult, to grown man, to senior elder, there is something sacred about the journey of a Black male. Every version of us deserves protection, correction, guidance, accountability, and love.