At just 19 years old, Maceo Hall is already flying toward a dream that reaches far beyond himself.
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It happens when a community leader, entrepreneur, pastor, nonprofit, or resident has a good idea, only to be asked, “Did you run it by so-and-so first?” Suddenly, the focus shifts from solving the problem to seeking approval from individuals who are perceived to hold influence.
Every decision you make is taking you somewhere. Some decisions bring you closer to peace, while others can bring problems you never expected. As I get older, I’m starting to understand that having a peaceful life isn’t only about what happens around you—it’s also about what you choose to do.
Saver will visit Las Olas Fall Festival at First Presbyterian Church on Saturday, October 3, giving Broward County customers and their families a chance to interact with Saver and learn more about ways to save energy. Guests can also put their skills to the test at the claw machine for a chance to win prizes, adding even more excitement to the experience.
Cadets from Fort Lauderdale’s historic Dillard High School shared the spotlight with seasoned military leaders at U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) headquarters in Doral, serving as a proud centerpiece of the command’s official 79th Air Force Birthday celebration.
Angie Nixon’s vibe is undoubtedly powered by the people and this was clearly demonstrated as the audience rose to their feet and greeted her as a queen while she made her way to the pulpit.
Dr. Mary J. Smith is seeking Seat 4 on the Lauderhill City Commission with a platform centered on public safety, responsible spending, and small business growth.
The YMCA of South Florida will host the 10th annual Beach Ball Gala on Saturday, October 3 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, 1 Seminole Way in Hollywood. Title Sponsor is the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, and Presenting Sponsor is Nicklaus Children’s Health System.
Rev. Ford’s 90th Birthday. After their parents died, Rev. Ford became a father figure to Dan, who says he loves and deeply respects him. Dan sends his customers and friends his thanks for their understanding while he is away.
For Edward L. Parks Jr., professionally known as EPiK, creativity has long been a way to connect with people. Through music, graphic design and memorial programs, he has helped others celebrate milestones, honor loved ones and tell their stories. Now, the Fort Lauderdale entrepreneur is sharing his own in What Disability? An EPiK Story. Book Signing: Meet the Author.