Wilton Manors News

Enter Bravo! Gourmet Sandwich Shop during lunchtime any given weekday and you'll likely find owner Vanessa Fedak manning the front counter and her husband Dennis in the back at the stove.

The community at Divine Mercy Chapel continues grow. A A From Palm Sunday until a few weeks ago, Sunday Mass was held at the Kalis-McIntee Center on Dixie Highway in Wilton Manors to accomodate the larger community.

It's difficult to find a job in this economy. Not exactly a newsflash, is it? But if you're a low-income LGBT youth with no access to a computer- your chances of getting a job are even worse.

For the past few months, a number of residents in Wilton Manors have been alleging they were victims of a Ponzi scheme orchestrated by a father-daughter team, working their purported fraud in local venues, such as bars and private parties.

That dark, handsome man standing around looking like George Hamilton on Friday night at Georgie's Alibi in Wilton Manors? It IS George Hamilton! Sort of.

A popular local journalist, Bob Kesckemety, living the past year with a spreading and inoperable bone cancer, was hospitalized Tuesday at Broward General Medical Center, in grave condition.

Stormy season has begun, then you know what happens. The cruel summer. But hold steady.

As the out and visible LGBT population ages and replaces the closeted and invisible seniors of previous generations, its need for services and protections has caught the attention of local providers, community leaders, and state and national government agencies.

Several new food truck roundups have been announced in Broward County. These new, smaller roundups may prove to be the future of food trucks, which in the past have seen mega events with more than two dozen trucks -- many serving the same types of fare.

The second issue of the glossy magazine features a cover story on the late Steve Walker, whose international recognition as a portrait artist showcased the lives of gay men.

How can we describe this beautiful, caring person that we call mother? The traditional: still making cookies from scratch; Italians making her own pasta; Jewish Mom's making the best matzo ball soup ever along with the natural ability to make you feel guilty about, everything; the single Moms, the warriors, and the start-overs... Some are likely to ... (more)

The first ever Beach Bear Weekend will hit Fort Lauderdale Beach on May 10-14. Bears from all over the world will be all over our town experiencing everything our amazing area has to offer.

With two new productions, "Love Burns" and "Radio Plays," running simultaneously at Empire Stage in Fort Lauderdale, Thinking Cap Theatre is multitasking.

First popping up in Fort Lauderdale off Federal Highway, there are now three Zona Fresca's in Broward County.

A screen grab of President Obama's interview with ABC News in which he announced his support for same-sex marriage.

Jase Peeples watches a television broadcast of President Obama declaring his support of same-sex marriage Wednesday, May 9, 2012, at The Mix bar in San Francisco.

For years, Bruce Williams managed a Texas retirement community. Now 65, he himself is retired, living in Miami Beach and chairman of the Pride Center of South Florida 's senior advisory council in Wilton Manors.

FAU student AJ Jordat shows off his tattoo as part of the university project "Stories on the Skin: Tattoo Culture at FAU." A documentary on the multimedia project screens this Sunday at the library's Jaffe Center for Book Arts in Boca Raton.

BeachBear Weekend was created by Bob Young, Shannon Spotts, Todd Eller and Chad Bush to bring men to greater Fort Lauderdale to experience the best all of the treasures.

As part of the countdown to the Best of Broward/Palm Beach 2012, coming in June, we've assembled a list of ten of the best specialty food markets in South Florida.