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By: Eva Keller Most large employers in South Florida already pay for mammograms. Insurance coverage for screening is broad, and the guidelines are familiar. Yet a large share of eligible… The post Dr. Ryan Polselli Explores Bringing Mammography Services to the Workplace appeared first on Miami Wire.
By: Emily Stanza In an industry often driven by trends, Erica Rosello has built her business around something far more enduring: helping women recognize themselves again. The South Florida permanent… The post Beyond the Brow and How Erica Built a Beauty Business Around Confidence, Trust and Transformation appeared first on Miami Wire.
By: Jay Kt Growth can expose weaknesses in a business that were easy to overlook when the company was smaller. A founder who once handled everything personally suddenly has employees… The post Vivienne Reign Shares the Hard-Earned Lessons Behind Building Successful Businesses appeared first on Miami Wire.
Twenty years ago, applying for a business loan meant a stack of photocopies, a suit, and a meeting with a loan officer who might take a month to call back.… The post From Paper Files to Algorithms: How Technology Is Reshaping Small Business Lending appeared first on Miami Wire.
Art Basel Miami Beach returns December 4–6, 2026, and two of its headline projects will be free and open to the public outside the Miami Beach Convention Center. A new… The post Free Art at Art Basel Miami Beach 2026: A New James Turrell Work, Collins Park Ping-Pong Tables and More appeared first on Miami Wire.
By: Dr. Tamara Patzer In brief: A 2026 estimate puts Florida’s top 1% income line at $956,449, within about $3,000 of New York’s $959,562. For founders who relocate, that is… The post Florida and New York Share Almost the Same 1% Income Line. Here Is What Moving Does Not Change appeared first on Miami Wire.
Hair loss can affect your appearance, confidence, and how you feel about aging. Fortunately, hair restoration for men offers several ways to slow thinning, improve hair density, and restore a… The post Hair Restoration for Men: Treatments, Costs, and Results appeared first on Miami Wire.
Pérez Art Museum Miami opens “Picasso–Klee–Matisse: Masterpieces from the Museum Berggruen” on Thursday, October 29. The show brings about 100 works from one of Berlin’s modern art collections to Biscayne… The post Picasso, Klee and Matisse Arrive at Pérez Art Museum Miami in Berggruen Show Opening October 29 appeared first on Miami Wire.
By: Jay Kt One of the most common questions authors ask is simple: “What kind of editing does my book need?” The answer matters, because choosing the wrong type can… The post Developmental Editing, Copyediting or Proofreading? Professional Book Editing Services Explained by Visionary Book Publishers appeared first on Miami Wire.
By: Armin Koester There is a quality in A Thousand More that announces itself quietly and accumulates with considerable force across the novel’s thirty-plus years of narrative time, a quality… The post A Family Saga That Began as a Dream in 2005 and Earned a Literary Titan Award appeared first on Miami Wire.
Among the events in Miami this weekend, the OUTshine LGBTQ+ Film Festival closes its fall edition with two marquee nights: a Noche CineMundo double bill on Friday, October 23, at… The post OUTshine Film Festival Closes Its Fall Edition in Miami With Weekend Premieres at Silverspot and Little Haiti appeared first on Miami Wire.
By: Natalia Miles At 3:33 on a Thursday afternoon, Jim Halbert took his last breath. Their sons each held one of his hands. His wife, Julie, rested hers on his… The post They Met at the University of Miami School of Law; After His Sudden Death, She Became a Death Doula appeared first on Miami Wire.
Wynwood street art covers the walls of a former garment district just north of downtown Miami, turning warehouse facades into a neighborhood-wide outdoor gallery. The shift began in the early… The post Wynwood Street Art Explained: How Miami’s Garment District Became an Open-Air Mural Neighborhood appeared first on Miami Wire.
By: Marissa Cole Miami knows something about contrasts. It is a city where dazzling sunlight gives way to neon-lit nights, where celebration and heartbreak often occupy the same stretch of… The post From Steel City Heartbreak to Coastal Escape: Ashley Puckett Brings “Stone Cold Broken Heart” to the Sunshine appeared first on Miami Wire.
A green card grants permanent residence in the United States, and in immigrant families the first question about it is usually about the children: do the kids need their own… The post A Green Card for Kids Usually Comes Through a Parent’s Case appeared first on Miami Wire.
