Braynon, a Miami Gardens native who still lives in Rolling Oaks, began a career in public service in 2003, when he was elected to the city council at age 26. He later served as vice mayor and ...

Miami, endearingly known as the “305” by locals, is unlike any other city in the world. Occupied by the Tequesta tribe for around 2,000 years before contact with Europeans, Miami was named after the ...

16001 Bunche Park Dr, Miami Gardens, FL 33054. Nearby Schools. North Dade Center for Modern Languages. 1840 Nw 157Th St, Miami Gardens, FL 33054 (0 miles) Rainbow Park Elementary School.

MIAMI, FL - Within all the action going on at Teddy Bridgewater Field at Bunche Park, former FIU wide receiver Maurice Alexander Jr. made an appearance at the Panthers' spring practice.

In a significant milestone for Miami Gardens, a groundbreaking ceremony on Jan. 6 marked the official launch of a $2.3 million renovation project to revamp Walt Frazier Park’s football field.

On Monday, Miami Gardens witnessed the groundbreaking for a rejuvenated football field at Walt Frazier Park, a community cornerstone for local sports and recreation, in a ceremony that underscored ...

Miami’s not the only MLB stadium that will host games in 2026, as Houston’s Minute Maid Park was selected for the first time. Houston will be the ninth different MLB part to host tournament games.

Miami Gardens, in collaboration with Pickleballing LLC, is actively developing multiple pickleball clinics and courts, like the one at Bunche Park, to introduce the game to the Black and brown ...

Through Sunday, February 25, at the Sandrell Rivers Theater, 6103 NW Seventh Ave., Miami; 305-705-3218; themensemble.com. Tickets cost $36 to $41. Performances Friday through Saturday 8 p.m. and ...

Story Links. USF running back Nay'Quan Wright said he knows his life has a purpose. That realization began 12 years ago when he was nearly killed by a stray bullet. Nearly.. Wright was 11 years old, ...

Dunn's family first moved into Bunche Park, one of the neighborhoods that would eventually become Miami Gardens, in 1951. "There was nothing out there but cow pastures. There were no Black schools.

Theodore “Teddy” Bridgewater, born and raised in Miami, recently received the unmatched honor of seeing the football field at Bunche Park in Miami Gardens, Fla., christened in his name. Many youths in ...