Matthew Curtis grew up in the publishing world, working for his family's paper, the River Cities Gazette, since childhood. Now a co-owner of the paper and the local spot, Uncle Hanks' Hideaway, he continues the family's legacy with his brother Brad.
Demolition of the longtime sanctuary clears the way for a renewed church and expanded school facilities. For generations of Miami Springs residents, All Angels...
Construction is now underway on one of the most significant Centennial projects in Miami Springs history — the Glenn Curtiss June Bug Legacy Memorial,...
The City of Miami Springs is entering a new chapter in its law enforcement leadership. Following the departure of Police Chief Matthew Castillo, who...
For many residents of Miami Springs, the news is now official: Miami Springs Middle School
is expected to permanently close following the 2025-2026 school year...
MIAMI SPRINGS — The Miami Springs Police department has arrested a 20‑year‑old man in connection with the recent vandalism at the Miami Springs Masonic...
Miami Springs residents awoke Monday morning to news of a shooting that occurred late Sunday night in the quiet residential neighborhood along the 500...
Last night, the historic Curtiss Mansion came alive with 1920s-inspired glamour as A Night
at the Mansion marked the sold-out kickoff gala celebrating 100 years...
Miami Springs has officially rejoined Tree City USA, a national recognition program of the
Arbor Day Foundation, marking an important milestone for our community and...
