Hunting for History on the Bahama Bank
“I’ve been in love with diving and looking for stuff underwater since I was a kid… Lots of ships sank in the area back then because the water gets shallow…
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Infallible Fashion
These fall fashion trends will keep you ahead of the crowd this season. Styled by Jenna DeBrino, @reallifeofastylist; Photography by Arce Photography, arcephotography.com. About the Stylist: Jenna DeBrino For eight…
A Great Evening for a Great Cause
What would inspire the city’s top chefs to work together in one kitchen? A wonderful cause that gives back to our community and a wine-pairing opportunity too good to refuse.…
A Post-Pandemic Port Revival
Port Everglades is riding a resurgence in cruising and sustained strength in cargo and fuel operations. A new and improved cruise industry has reemerged after COVID‑19 tried to drown it.…
The Sensei of Surf
If you surf in Fort Lauderdale, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Dutch Schorn. And if you’re a kid in Fort Lauderdale who wants to learn how to surf,…
City of Change
A time traveler from 1999 would not recognize today’s Fort Lauderdale. But will a rising skyline ever lead to falling rents and home prices? Miami-based Related Group is a big…
A Restaurant Looks at 40
Shooters Waterfront has changed as Fort Lauderdale has changed. Greg Jackson turned up at Shooters in July of 1982, not long after the place opened. He was a kid from…
Broward Stinks
Mount Trashmore is almost full, governance over local recycling is a chaotic mess and frankly, we’re not great at figuring out what’s supposed to go in the blue bins. Can…
Blood in the Green Lane
In recent years, Fort Lauderdale has added street infrastructure and made other changes that are supposed to make life safer for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers. But for the people who…
Moving Forward
Nearly three decades ago, Corey Edwards’ life almost ended, and was changed forever. But the story he wants to tell today is one of success and perseverance. Corey Edwards wasn’t…