Little Havana's Los Pinareños Fruteria Has Sold Fruit Since 1963
On Calle Ocho, Guillermina Hernández still runs the open-air fruit stand she and her late husband opened more than six decades ago.
Business
The shops, restaurants and family firms holding down Miami storefronts, plus openings and closings.
South Dade's Nursery Belt: Inside Miami-Dade's Largest Crop Business
Ornamental plants, not fruits, drive the Redland's farm economy — Miami-Dade leads Florida nursery production on roughly 70,000 acres, much of it south of Homestead.
MIA Cargo Hits Sixth Straight Record Year, and Passengers Stay Near the Peak
Miami International Airport moved nearly 3.5 million tons of cargo in 2025, up 13.6 percent, a sixth consecutive record, while passenger traffic reached 55.3 million.
How a Small Miami Business Sells to Miami-Dade County Government
Certification, solicitations, and bid preferences: the practical path for Miami-Dade vendors who want county contracts.
Morro Castle Has Served Hialeah's Fritas Since 1966
The no-frills Cuban cafeteria at 1201 West 44th Place in Hialeah is one of South Florida's oldest continuously run frita counters.