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Oakland Park’s Very Own “Garden Gal”
Karin Fields, better known as The Edible Garden Gal, is a well established and accomplished tropical gardener who has been successfully harvesting in South
Pia Dahlquist Celebrates 30 Years at the Mai-Kai
It is said that when one door closes, another door opens full of promise and opportunity. For the Mai-Kai’s Pia Dahlquist, this holds very true. Having
New Jersey Grocery & Deli: A Diamond in the Rough
Prospect Road runs East/West from State Road 7 to North Dixie Highway in Oakland Park. This road buzzes with daily activity, and businesses thrive all up
City of Oakland Park Hosts Successful Parade for Seniors
The City of Oakland Park hosted a successful parade for Northeast High School’s graduating class of 2020. Despite national social unrest, protests all
Oakland Bark Park Continues to Be Closed Until Further Notice
Residents of Oakland Park are eagerly awaiting the reopening of our local Dog Park, Oakland Bark. Oakland Bark is located at 971 NW 38 Street in Oakland
Bright Beginnings Preschool Celebrates One Year in Oakland Park
Bright Beginnings Preschool is celebrating its one year anniversary this month. Located at 1955 E Oakland Park Blvd in Oakland Park, the pre-school first
Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Keeps it Safe and Sound for Guests
As South Floridians, we often hear the phrase, “We live where others vacation”. With COVID-19 concerns, my travel has been much more limited.
The Truth About How Pulte Cleaned the Golf Course to Build at Oak Tree
Pulte Comes to Oakland Park Pulte Homes had already developed and was developing several other new home communities in Florida before it set its sights on
GUG Underwater Photography: Where Art and the Ocean Meet
In the wake of Covid-19, the closing of beaches, social distancing, mask shaming and probably watching too much Netflix, here is a fresh feast for your
Oakland Park Family Mourns the Loss of their Matriarch
Mary Lee Beasley was born in Thomasville, GA on June 8th in 1926. Her late parents, Arthur Lee Williams and Ethel Williams relocated to Oakland Park in