Stephan Greco and Drew Eric wouldn’t have walked into Out of the Closet Saturday night if they hadn’t come to Wilton Drive for the Wilton Manors Arts & Entertainment Expo.

Art Frenzie is celebrating its 25th anniversary this month with a week of sales and an Anniversary Gala. 

From a rainbow bridge to murals on buildings and wall-sized paintings in businesses, Wilton Manors’ art scene is vibrant and alive.

Following a nationwide search, the Gay Men’s Chorus of South Florida (GMCSF) has chosen Anthony Cabrera as their assistant conductor.

After raising the operating millage rate from 6.06836 to 6.26836, commissioners unanimously voted to lower it back to 6.02836 – the original level recommended by city staff. Combined with the millage from the city’s debt service on its parks and city hall bonds, the total millage is 6.72256. That millage, along with other sources of revenue, resulted in a budget of $31.2 million.

Residents aren’t convinced problem will end

Engines will be purring this weekend at the Wilton Manors Car Show.

He is remembered as a calming presence amid the chaos.

The Wilton Manors Gazette’s parent publication SFGN recently held its annual Best Of contest where readers voted for their favorite spots in South Florida. The Gazette would like to congratulate all of the winners in Wilton Manors.

Like a dedicated elf, Bob Gagnon has assembled a small fleet of bicycles every December for the last five years.

There’s nothing as magnetic as the pull of an electric screen — most of us have probably had days where we sit on our phones or in front of the TV longer than we should.

A Brightline train collided with a truck sitting on the train tracks in Wilton Manors Thursday afternoon.

With three world class performing arts center along a 75 mile stretch of I-95, South Florida regularly attracts the most popular touring productions, straight from Broadway. This season is no exception, with “Kinky Boots” coming to both Miami and Fort Lauderdale, and “Once” and “Newsies” rounding out the fall lineup at the Broward Center.

Broward County Commissioner Jared Moskowitz set the game of musical chairs in motion, announcing he will campaign for the seat held by retiring Congressman Ted Deutch.

At its Tuesday meeting, the Broward County School Board voted to approve repairs to two buildings at Rickards Middle School in Oakland Park and demolish the building whose ceiling collapsed in March.

Detectives at the Broward Sheriff’s Office have launched an investigation into the “delayed” death of an Oakland Park woman.

To attract more gay parents with children, hotels might consider installing baby-changing stations in their men's restrooms.

Members of the Broward Sheriff’s Office (BSO) will be the first to admit that law enforcement has a checkered history with the LGBT community.

A registered sexual predator who was recently released from prison was arrested after talking to children at an Oakland Park community center last week.

8/18 UPDATE:BSO has arrested Kimberly Mathis, who was identified as the driver who hit a 2-year-old boy in Oakland Park and drove away. The department says that it recieved numerous tips after the media shared surveillance video of Mathis, which helped identify her. She was arrested at her North Lauderdale home and has been charged with failing to stop/remain at an accident involving injury.

High season is here, and LGBT people from around the world will be visiting Wilton Manors. Many will consider relocating to this special place, or perhaps investing in a second or retirement home.

As Wilton Manors prepares to celebrate its 75th anniversary next year, one organization is seeking memories to share.

Some business owners fear assessments may not be fair

After years of potholes, cracked asphalt, and faded parking stripes, the parking lot of the shopping center where Old Florida Seafood was located has been resealed, restriped, and landscaped.

Neon is a necessity. That’s what business owner Nick Berry told city commissioners on June 28.

When it comes to watering holes on Wilton Drive, some bar and restaurant owners think there’s too much of a good thing.

A last-minute change to a temporary sign ordinance means that business owners who owe money to the city, including fines and liens, won’t be allowed to fly a feather flag or banner to advertise their business.

With a recount completed, Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick has declared victory in the Democratic primary of the Congressional District 20 special election.

In an effort to encourage tourism and improve public art, Wilton Manors has issued a call to artists to create a Photo Spot at Jaycee Park.