News across Greater Miami

Margate Celebrates Consuelo Thornton’s 106th Birthday
For Consuelo Thornton, family always came first. Her daughter, Connie Thornton, remembers Consuelo's commitment to her husband, children, and grandchildren.

NABJ South Florida Awards $67,000 to Aspiring Journalists and Honors Local Media Leaders
The South Florida chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists celebrated accomplished media professionals while investing in the next Continue Reading

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“Beyond Measure” By Mary Pierce of Juno Beach “I’m going out for cigarettes,” Margie announced. “In this?” Gina glanced toward the window. “You’re crazy!” There was a foot of snow on the ground, with more in the forecast, but Margie didn’t care. “Actually, I prefer weather like…

Coral Springs Charter’s Jaxon Krugman Announces College Pick
Coral Springs Charter infielder Jaxon Krugman has officially committed to Coppin State University in Maryland.
Westglades Speech & Debate Students Earn 21 Awards at Annual Flying L Tournament
Westglades Middle School speech and debate students brought home 21 awards after competing against high school students from across South Florida at the 29th Annual Wakefield Flying L Tournament.

Parkland Little League President Robert Travinski Named Broward District Administrator
Robert Travinski, president of Parkland Little League, has been named Little League International’s District 10 administrator for Broward County.

Coral Springs Football Teams Turn Attention to Next Week After Four Losses
After three Coral Springs high school football teams picked up victories last week, four local teams were back in action this week.

NBP Weekly Recap: Volleyball Wins Title, Football Records 2nd Win and Much More
North Broward Prep had a busy week of fall sports, highlighted by the girls volleyball team winning the Tri-City Showdown.

MSD Weekly Recap: Eagles Continue Push For Postseason at Midway Point of Regular Season
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas fall sports season continued with a dominant cross country performance, while football, volleyball, swimming, bowling, and golf were also in action.

Dariel Fernandez Announces $20 Million Police Commitment, Business-Tax Deadline and Honors Cuban Freedom Legacy
Miami-Dade Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez has highlighted three developments involving $20 million for police payroll and overtime, the September 30 business-tax renewal deadline and a ceremony honoring figures connected to the cause of Cuban freedom.

Eagle Regiment Student Leaders Succeed in the Classroom and on the Field
Kayla Adams is passionate about music and leadership in the Eagle Regiment at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Coconut Creek Fire Rescue to Celebrate Five Years With Open House
Coconut Creek Fire Rescue will mark its fifth anniversary with an open house Saturday, Oct. 3,