Miami Booming Among Top 10 U.S. Cities for Growth
Miami Ranks 4th among 500 Cities Studied for Jobs, Housing, Income Growth, and Other Factors Miami closed out 2019 with […]
City of Miami
"Casa del Preso" turns 40 and honors the Cuban Political Dams
The Cuban Historical Political Prison or “Casa del Preso” continues to be a haven for men and women who have
The history of Miami’s Shenandoah Presbyterian Church
Sadly, the historic Shenandoah Presbyterian Church is being demolished. The congregation that worshiped within its walls and under its soaring
Shenandoah Presbyterian Church, A thing of the past?
The Shenandoah Presbyterian Church is an icon that is also going to serve as the perfect example of what cannot
Little Havana’s Tower Theater, Part II
Upon its reopening under the auspices of Wometco, its new owner, in 1931, Nelson Tower, the appropriately named theater manager,
New Revitalization Plan "Little Havana Me Importa"
If you live here in Little Havana, maybe you are concerned about rents increasing so much that you can no
Little Havana at Night
When the sun goes down, you have Little Havana at night and what you get are clubs, bars, and theaters
The Paul George history tours continue to dazzle the masses
Explore the roots of Miami with Dr. Paul George's history tours We would like to call your attention to one
Anti-Poverty Initiative by City of Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Approved
If you're like most people following most media, you probably missed something really special that made its way into law