Growth on Tap
Fort Lauderdale still has a ways to go before it can be considered a great craft beer city. But brewing is growing so fast here, sometimes it can be hard…
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A Fine Line
Brightline remains a work in progress. But now that Florida’s new intercity rail service is rolling through Fort Lauderdale, people are getting a closer look at the positives, the negatives…
A Long Walk
Fort Lauderdale continues to experience rapid, sustained population growth. The question isn’t whether the city will continue changing into a more urban, crowded place – it will. The question is…
The Empire of Steven
Pompano-based Steven G. has built a worldwide interior design reputation, but he started from the bottom. Today he has an empire – and advice for people looking to add that…
Research Hub
For a city or region to become a big player in science and research‑related industries, there needs to be ambitious, joined‑up work between higher education and major companies. A new…
The People’s Dishes
We asked a few people from a couple groups known for their appetites – firefighters, hockey players, & A CHEF – for THEIR favorite dishes. Then we asked those dockside…
A Place for Everyone
Fort Lauderdale has plans and strategies for building to serve a growing community’s housing needs. But what’s the reality for people living it? If Broward County was a game…
Yankee Pride
For more than 60 years, the Yankee Clipper has been one of the most striking and popular hotels on Fort Lauderdale beach, even if the hotel shaped like a ship…
Down the Line
Passenger train service is scheduled for arrival this summer in South Florida. A private company will start running passenger trains between the downtown stations in Miami and West Palm Beach…
The Seaside Gift Guide
This holiday season, don’t go generic – give gifts with true Fort Lauderdale flair. And if you need help, hey, you came to the right place. Edible & Drinkable Some…