Construction is now underway on one of the most significant Centennial projects in Miami Springs history — the Glenn Curtiss June Bug Legacy Memorial, a lasting tribute to the aviation pioneer whose vision helped create the city nearly a century ago. Perhaps most impressive is how the project came together. Not one tax dollar is being used to fund the memorial. Instead, approximately $300,000 was raised through private donations, sponsorships, and generous community supporters, making this a true community-driven effort to preserve the city's heritage.
The memorial will be officially unveiled on Saturday, August 22, at 11:00 a.m., on Curtiss Parkway just before reaching the Circle, as part of the Miami Springs Centennial celebration. The project features two distinct but...
Thursday, July 9th at Woody's Backyard Grill, the hot-spot in town. (600 Payne Dr. Miami Springs) Lisa, the lead singer of Retro Rebel, and Adrian, the lead singer of...
In December of 1924. The superintendent of the St. Louis Zoo, a personnel friend of James Bright, shipped two 750 pound Canadian Black Bears to the Curtiss-Bright Hialeah Zoo....
On a hot, dry Friday night in late June, the West side of Miami Springs came alive with the music of Thirty Hz. The band delivered an electrifying performance...
Throughout my entire 30 year career as a nightclub and F.M. radio DJ, I have always experienced the same friction. The
friction between bands and dj's. Why is that? Well,...
Friday, June 19th at Woody's Backyard Grill was an eye-opening experience that made you dance and smile despite the ongoing issues with the everglades wildfires. The yin and yang...
The City of Miami Springs is entering a new chapter in its law enforcement leadership. Following the departure of Police Chief Matthew Castillo, who...