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Hy-Lo News Published September 04

Friends of AARLCC to Celebrate 24 Years of Honoring Community Changemakers at 2026 Masquerade Honoree Luncheon

For 24 years, the Friends of the African American Research Library and Cultural Center has used its annual luncheon to Continue Reading

Calle Ocho News Published September 03

Casa Gianna Brings Italian Flavor to Miami Spice 2026

Casa Gianna joins Miami Spice 2026 with a three-course Italian dining experience featuring handmade-style pastas, seafood and classic desserts at Gale Miami Hotel & Residences.

Hy-Lo News Published 20 hours ago

Orange Blossom Classic Press Conference: FAMU and South Carolina State Emphasize Identity Ahead of Showdown

The 2026 Orange Blossom Classic is bringing two of HBCU football’s most recognizable programs to Miami Gardens, but Friday morning’s Continue Reading

Hy-Lo News Published September 04

OP-ED | Twenty Years, One Chair: Florida’s Republican Reign and What the 2026 Governor’s Race is Really Deciding

First in a four-part series on the 2026 Florida governor’s race. Part one, “Twenty Years, One Chair,” is how Florida Continue Reading

Coral Gables Magazine Published September 04

The Birth of a Linear Park

Thirteen years after Meg Daly first envisioned a linear park beneath the Metrorail, the Coral Gables section of The Underline is nearing completion. Six community spaces bring parks, fitness areas, bike paths, native landscaping, and new gathering places to the city.

Calle Ocho News Published September 04

Ken Griffin’s $2.5 Billion Citadel Headquarters Advances in Miami

Ken Griffin’s approximately $2.5 billion Citadel headquarters is advancing toward foundation construction as a redesigned, office-focused tower that could further strengthen Miami’s position as a global financial center.

Coral Gables Magazine Published September 02

From City Hall

At its July meeting, the Coral Gables City Commission tackled local arts funding, Crystal Academy, charter changes, a new dog park, the Junior Orange Bowl, and the purchase of additional city property.

Calle Ocho News Published September 02

Elvia Gómez Troya Brought Her Youth Conservation Mission from Sumatra to Miami

Fourteen-year-old tracker and science communicator Elvia Gómez Troya brought her youth conservation mission to Miami after fieldwork in Sumatra and Benin. Her appearances introduced South Florida families to her English-language animal book and a wider message about protecting…

Coral Gables Magazine Published September 01