Keith Clayborne

Herald's Beatty Buying Broward Times

Black-Owned Media Want Share of Campaign Money

A Dream Deferred

After a decade in office, Carlton Moore hasn't done much for Fort Lauderdale's poorest residents. But he has helped himself.

Festive Debt

One of the most hallowed traditions in Broward's black community faces financial ruin

Letters for February 28, 2002

Artistic rumination

Message Control

Hollywood deceives the public. NBHD tries to stamp out the truth.

Who's Your Daddy?

Commissioner Eggelletion ducks questions about his amorous past

Bombing Run

Keith Clayborne throws missiles from a safe distance

Relax -- We've Got Ideas

The Graham campaign tries to show its mettle in Hollywood -- Grahamlessly

Miriam for President

Broward County's beleaguered vote supervisor is only following tradition

Hustling the Hood

Does it matter to blacks which wealthy, middle-aged white guy is Florida's next governor?

Print and Politics

The Broward Times delivers unconventional, often shrill journalism to an unsuspecting town

Keith Clayborne in Black and White

A lesson in becoming a black power broker by doing business with the white media elite, courtesy of the controversial editor of The Broward Times

Missing Moore

Broward County commission candidate Carlton Moore has done less for some concerned citizens

Eyes on a Prize, Moore or Less

Carlton Moore is expected to seek a spot on the powerful county commission. But first, he has to overcome his wheeler-dealer image.