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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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 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 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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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 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…
