When Maureen Gragg came to Miami 40 years ago she felt her new home was a cultural desert. Little by little she saw the arts grow and now thinks there…
County commissioners are anxious to move forward with final decisions on $75 million in previously approved Economic Development Fund grant allocations but are still awaiting the administration’s report on where…
When Brightline launches in mid-2017, President Mike Reininger is confident the rail service from Miami to West Palm Beach will be successful and enthusiastically welcomed by travelers. For one thing,…
A committee is this week to approve exchanging county-owned land for a few Florida Department of Transportation sites so the state can reconstruct I-395 with its planned signature bridge from…
While Miami Beckham United has shifted from seeking a soccer stadium on port land or near Marlins Park and intends instead to negotiate to buy county-owned land near downtown currently…
Mayor Carlos Gimenez says since we can’t foresee the best use of valuable PortMiami land in coming years, it’s most responsible to hold bare land unused for a while. After…
Creativity, innovation, diversity, and fun – those are what Kirk Wagar lists as emblematic of America’s reputation and appeal in Singapore. As US Ambassador to Singapore for 2½ years, he’s…
Miami International Airport officials had reason to celebrate New Year’s Eve as they closed out the year by welcoming the 44-millionth passenger of 2015, shattering the record of 40.9 million…
As CEO of Codina Partners for the past two years, Ana-Marie Codina Barlick oversees all operations of the investment and development firm. That includes continuation of her prior responsibility supervising…
When Marilyn Holifield was growing up, she thought she was going to be a pianist, a poet or a writer. During her senior year of college, one of her older…
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