The Solar eclipse was invisible to us that day, but the strength of Vintage was obvious. Their light was NOT blocked by anything. The temperature was in the 90's and the night air was thick and humid—the kind of heat that has you tucking napkins into your pocket just to keep up with the sweat. But none of it slowed the music down at Woody's Backyard Grill (600 Payne Dr.). In the backyard, Vintage set up and leaned into the moment, ready to give the community a night that felt like summer the way it’s meant to be: lovely, loud and lively.
There was also a deeper layer to the night—one that made the performance mean even more. Tony Magnole,...
Glenn Curtiss, was a famous aviator, inventor and founder of Miami Springs. But that's not all he is famous for. In 1929 this photo of Glenn H. Curtiss and...
Saturday, August 8th at Woody’s had that smooth, calm energy that only shows up after a good rain. The clouds had finally moved on, and the air felt lighter—no...
We are hoping to serve the community better. We will use the funds appropriately to broaden our horizon. To think outside the box. To reach more people with quality...
River Cities Gazette Has A Sponsor. Mcraig Realty 305-609-4190
For the first time in Gazette history, River Cities Gazette has taken on a sponsor. Just as Tom Curtis was a...
You wait in a long line at the entrance, ready to begin your journey through a bright, noisy maze of challenges. You pay the fee at the door, because...
A Gazette Special Feature
MIAMI SPRINGS — The first thing that stood out Monday afternoon, July 27, at Miami Springs High School was the turnout. The Golden Hawks opened practice...
Long before sports media became a multi-billion-dollar industry. Passion and grit transformed by paper and ink translated a permanent message. For my father, Tom...