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Coral Gables Magazine
Published September 23Puppies With a Purpose
At the University of Miami, student puppy raisers with UPup help train and socialize future service dogs, preparing them for advanced training with Canine Companions and, eventually, a life of service.
Calle Ocho News
Published September 23Arsht Center Hispanic Heritage Programming Connects Miami Through Culture, Memory and Access
The Arsht Center is using Hispanic Heritage programming to connect Miami-Dade families through Cuban music, bilingual theater, Mexican traditions, cultural memory and expanded access to the arts.
Keys Weekly
Published September 22Habitat for Humanity’s annual golf tournament helps build futures
Habitat for Humanity of the Upper Keys is preparing for its 26th annual golf tournament on Thursday, Oct. 1, at Redland Golf Course in Homestead. Funds raised through the annual tournament fuel Habitat for Humanity of the Upper Keys’ mission to build safe, affordable homes and…
Hy-Lo News
Published September 22Teen Up-Ward Bound Celebrates 25 Years of Building Stronger Families in Opa-locka
For 25 years, Teen Up-Ward Bound has provided young people in Opa-locka with a safe place to learn, grow and Continue Reading
Calle Ocho News
Published September 22Cole Neural Institute Opens Coral Gables Center Focused on Nervous-System Regulation
Cole Neural Institute has opened a Coral Gables facility offering a nervous-system regulation program that combines neurofeedback, physiological biofeedback and cognitive coaching. The opening adds another option to South Florida’s expanding health and wellness landscape.
Keys Weekly
Published September 21Coral Shores volleyball storms through 6-1 week
The Hurricanes traveled to Keys Gate Sept. 1, sweeping the Knights 3-0 on the volleyball court before rolling into South Dade two days later to dispatch the Buccaneers 3-1. Coral Shores then carried its winning ways into the Tri-County Championship at the Miami-Dade County Fair &…
Keys Weekly
Published September 21Keys runners shine through lightning delays at FNU Invitational
All three of Monroe County’s varsity cross country teams met at Larry & Penny Thompson Park in Miami for the FNU Invitational Sept. 3. Despite multiple lightning delays, racers were able to compete, and Keys athletes did not disappoint. Marathon’s Lucian Burns finished the race…
Coral Gables Magazine
Published September 21Beauty & The Butcher
Chef Jeremy Ford’s Beauty & the Butcher brings Wagyu, porterhouse steak, inventive sides, cocktails, and polished service to Coral Gables, with a porterhouse bone worth taking home for the dog.
Calle Ocho News
Published September 21Florida’s New Communism Curriculum Takes Center Stage at Bay of Pigs Museum
Florida's new history of communism standards are being implemented during the 2026-2027 school year, with state leaders highlighting the curriculum at Miami's Bay of Pigs Museum.
Calle Ocho News
Published September 20Healthy Cholesterol Habits: Everyday Choices That Can Support Your Heart
Aetna's health education focus explores how small, consistent changes in food, movement and everyday routines can support healthier cholesterol and long-term cardiovascular health.
Hy-Lo News
Published September 19WATCH: Hy-Lo News Launches “305 On The Rise” to Amplify South Florida’s Next Generation of Artists
South Florida has never lacked talent. What its emerging artists often lack is consistent visibility, strong media support and an Continue Reading
Hy-Lo News
Published September 19Grammy Award-Winning Singer, Songwriter and Entrepreneur Kandi Burruss Headlines 5th Annual Teach to Fish Business Summit Oct. 4-6
North Miami Vice Mayor Kassandra Timothe, MPA, is bringing the Teach to Fish North Miami Business Summit back for its Continue Reading