Category: Features

By Destinee A. Hughes According to the Administration for Children & Families, http://chuaxuattinhsom.info/wp-includes/functions.wp-scripts.php only 25 percent of foster care children are enrolled in college compared to the 41 percent of

By Destinee A. Hughes In 1907, Fort Lauderdale opened its first African-American school. Old Dillard School, originally called Colored School Number Eleven, was just the beginning of monumental African-American achievements

The new Swatch Beach Volleyball Major Series Finals in Fort Lauderdale takes beach volleyball to the next level.

As the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show—the world’s largest of its kind—continues to grow, its home, Bahia Mar Resort Hotel & Yachting Center, has some major expansion plans in the works, too.

The Miami Dolphins are bringing a new level of luxury to sports.

By Deb Wood Frank Stranahan’s trading post was the heart of the small pioneer hamlet that settled along the New River in the late 1890s. It was the place where

By Ana-Christine Cook Today,  Jaxson’s Ice Cream Parlor and Restaurant’s storefront looks like a step back in time. An old-fashioned marquee sign flashes red lights to draw in patrons. Nostalgic

By Wade Sheridan Photography by Alissa Dragun The roads are long and clear. On the right are big fields with men collecting their crops, and on the left a tractor

By Eric Newill Photography by Gio Alma If you want a visceral snapshot of Fort Lauderdale’s evolution, head over to the 2200 block of North Atlantic Boulevard and face the