As we place our spiritual stethoscope to the heart of these so-called United States of America, what we hear is not a steady, life-giving rhythm, but an irregular, labored pulse that signals deep distress. The heart of America, once aspirationally committed to liberty and justice for all, appears today to be in critical condition. The symptoms are evident in blatant acts of racism, public disrespect, and an alarming disregard for human dignity and decency; acts that are no longer whispered at the margins but boldly displayed in the public square.
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“Valentine’s Day is about love, and our shelter pets are ready to give unconditional love,” said Doug Brightwell, Broward County Animal Care Director. “Every adoption changes two lives—the animal who finds a home and the family who gains a loyal companion. Through Plenty of Pets, we’re removing barriers and creating lifesaving opportunities for animals who are ready to go home today.”
As Black History Month unfolds, this week reminds us that progress has never been accidental. It has always been pushed forward—by students who refused to accept second-class citizenship, by writers who told the truth about Black life, and by everyday people whose quiet resolve shook the nation.
The 17th Judicial Circuit Court has announced the upcoming investiture of Circuit Court Judge Pascale Achille, marking a significant milestone in her judicial career. The formal ceremony will take place at 1:30 p.m. on February 13 in Courtroom 17150.
Professor Clarence Glover Jr. On America’s 250th Anniversary of The Declaration of Independence and 40th Anniversary of In Remembrance of Martin Streaming on Amazon Prime
Thousands To Read Together On February 26 For Broward: Read For The Record Day
Today’s youth face constant pressure from school, expectations, and social media. It is easy to feel overwhelmed and tempted to quit when life gets hard. But giving up is not an option because every challenge we face is building strength, resilience, and character within ourselves. Faith reminds us that we are not alone in our struggles. Even when the future feels uncertain, trusting that God has a purpose for our lives gives us hope.
“Today, I had the privilege of presenting an official proclamation to Mr. Bobby R Henry, Sr., For those who may not be familiar with him, Mr. Henry has been a steadfast and influential voice in our community for decades, serving in a pivotal role as the owner and publisher of the Westside Gazette. Mr. Henry expressed his appreciation for the recognition and encouraged us to continue our work to ensure that our community is consistently and accurately represented.”
Thompson’s win yesterday, makes her the first new person at the helm of city government since 1984. Outgoing mayor Otis Wallace served 42 years leading the city. He is retiring.
There are moments in life when staying quiet, though comfortable, is no longer faithful. Times when reflection alone is not enough. When prayer must be matched with posture, and conviction must finally find its voice. These are the moments when the world is not asking for a melody; it is asking for clarity. When the world needs a trumpet, a flute will not do.