Summers have changed since many of us were kids. While many of us spent endless hours finding ways to break our boredom, today’s kids use summertime to gain needed skills, advance their talents and work experience, and generally develop into young adults. Many are thinking about their future earlier than most of us ever did, always considering opportunities that will help them get a head start on their careers and life experiences. Thankfully, various options exist for children and their parents in Miami-Dade County. The Children’s Trust and a myriad of partners know how important the summer can be not only to help children and youth progress, but also to prevent the dreaded summer slide during which they can lose the learning and skills gai...Read More

Immaculata-La Salle High School recently played host to its much-anticipated 6th annual Domino Night Tournament, a lively event that not only reignited the spirit of camaraderie among alumni and parents but also served as a heartfelt tribute to a beloved member of the school community.
With over 30 teams vying for the top honors, the atmosphere was electric as participants engaged in friendly competition, showcasing their skills, and reveling in the joy of the game. But beyond the thrill of victory, this year’s tournament held a special significance as it was dedicated to th...Read More

Historic Markers commemorating the history of Chapman Field were recently erected. The marker located in Miami-Dade County’s Chapman Field Park was unveiled in a well-attended ceremony held on April 22, 2024.
The brainchild of Dr. Anthony Atwood, Executive Director of the Miami-Dade Military Museum, the Historical markers were sponsored by the Coral Gables Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), the Miami-Dade Military Museum and Village of Pinecrest... Read More

Grant Miller visits the Ground Breaking new entrance at Christopher Columbus donated by Max Alvarez family

Grant Miller visits the National Association of Black County Officials Leadership Summit to talk with some of our elected officials!