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Rainbow crosswalks are gone, but Five Points mural keeps diversity alive
Created to remind people of the 5 Points community's vibrant LGBTQ+ community, a new mural is also a response to the state's order to remove rainbow crosswalks there too.

Art Studio Views
Across five Hudson Valley towns... The post Art Studio Views first appeared on Hudson Valley One .

Boots & Pearls: Where Country Meets Casino
By Emily Medina-Finsen Boots, pearls, and red, white and blue will take over Silverthorn Club House on Sept. 11 as the Kiwanis Club of the Adventure Coast celebrates the 10th […]

Bible drop box offered at Cornerstone Cafe
Mickey Starling reporter3@greenepublishing.com Many of us have additional Bibles in our homes that could be put to good use in the hands of those seeking God’s will for their lives. Thanks to...

Brooklyn Chop House Miami Celebrates First Anniversary During Labor Day Weekend
Brooklyn Chop House Miami celebrated its first anniversary on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, with an elegant affair honoring the restaurant’s Continue Reading
Medina soccer team has large veteran group
Runners-up the last three years, Medina returns a good nucleus of 11 veterans with which to again challenge for top Niagara-Orleans League boys soccer honors. Medina went 8-2 in the league (16-3 overall) last fall to finish second in the N-O title race to Wilson for the third…

How Ya Dough’n Brings Sourdough Pizzas and Creative Toppings to Coral Springs
How Ya Dough'n opened its first Broward location a couple of months ago; its pristine interior is inspired by its first out-of-state expansion into Las Vegas.

Marjory Stoneman Douglas Graduate Jacob LaPaglia Launches Big Exposure Athletics
At just 18 years old, former Marjory Stoneman Douglas football player Jacob LaPaglia is looking to make an impact on South Florida sports from the other side of the sideline.

All Five Coral Springs Football Teams Fall in Tough Week
The high school football season continued this week, with all five local teams in action for the first time this season. Unfortunately, all five teams dropped their games.

Coconut Creek’s Hometown Market Celebrates Opening Day
The Market will be open at the Township Plaza on the first and third Saturdays of each month through February.

The Social Cellar Wine Bar in Downtown Leesburg Officially Opens
The Social Cellar, located at 605 W. Magnolia St., celebrated its grand opening Friday, Sept. 4, inside the historic Magnolia House, welcoming a standing-room-only crowd eager to experience the newly transformed wine bar. Owners James, Shawna and Lizzy Pancari greeted guests…

Sports notebook: Tough starts for Leopards, Hornets continues
The first three weeks of the high school football season have not provided much joy for any Hernando County team not named Nature Coast. Even the Sharks suffered their first […]