Neon signs may soon be a thing of the past in this city.

Kickball is off to a roaring start said commissioner Jason Shervinski.

To paraphrase Dorothy from the “Wizard of Oz,” “Places seem to come and go so quickly here.” Two new dining spots recently opened that have replaced short-lived eateries. Both venues have proven track records with previous thriving locations. That’s good news as each place appears to be off to a good start.

Three candidates, two seats, one ugly race. The election for city commission got ugly in the last few weeks.

A clash over development has led to the creation of a new neighborhood association in Wilton Manors’ east side.

There’s an old joke among winemakers: “How do you make a million dollars in the wine business? Start with $2 million.” The same holds true for theater producers.

Before last week, a homeowner who wanted a new roof would have had to pay for it all at once or take out a loan.

An ordinance that would change land use regulations to make way for a potential train station is on the agenda for the upcoming Wilton Manors Commission meeting.

Nick & Shawn’s Courtyard Cafe is now, more accurately, just Courtyard Cafe.

Pride Center at Equality Park is ready to officially open its new playground at Saturday’s fifth annual community day.

Wilton Manors selected its new police chief at Tuesday night’s city commission meeting.

A Broward New Times article details allegations of an atmosphere of homophobic language – the liberal use of “homo” and “faggot” – and behavior at the Wilton Manors Police Department.

“Different Worlds — One Network” is the motto for a new German event website ProudOutthat provides LGBT event listings from all over the world.

A changing of the guard took place Tuesday night in Wilton Manors with a little added drama thrown in.

As the owner of New York Grilled Cheese Co. in Wilton Manors, Leor Barak is used to praise about his food. Now, he’s getting praise for his defense of one of his transgender employees.

Here are news briefs from around Wilton Manors!

Check out these news briefs from Wilton Manors!

Here are news briefs from around Wilton Manors!

A new study by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Department (SAMHSA) reaffirms that conversion therapy is harmful for minors.

(SS) The woman who gave Wilton Manors its nickname as the “island city” as part of a City Hall contest died last week.

Those who want to see improvements made to the parking lot at the plaza where the former Old Florida Seafood House is located might be getting more than they expected.

If this city’s three incumbents want to keep their seats, they’ll have to beat three challengers.

The glamour of old Hollywood and the ascendance of Jazz will be put on display when the Fort Lauderdale High School Stageplayers put on the musical “The Drowsy Chaperone.”

A closer look at the recently passed $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill shows former Congressman Ted Deutch delivered a parting gift to Wilton Manors.

An explosion in a Wilton Manors apartment Tuesday morning has left one man in the hospital with burns on his arms.

This article started out as a tribute to our long-serving City Commissioner Tom Green.

Wilton Manors is the epicenter of South Florida’s LGBT centric community. It has been for nearly 20 years.

The politicians who run Wilton Manors have known for years that Wilton Drive is not a neighborhood road — but a death trap.

In the past two issues of the Gazette, the local hometown supplement of SFGN, we have listed and covered the candidates running for the Wilton Manors City Commission.