Commissioner Joshua Simmons: ‘Let’s Rise Above Division’
I hope you all have made the transition from the doldrums of summer to the fall schedule routines…
The Coral Springs City Commission’s Updates for September
It has been six months since Florida had its first official reported case of COVID-19, and since then, we have seen cases increase to over half a million.
Broward Commissioner Michael Udine: The Importance of Voting and Applying for a CARES Act Loan
Summer is officially over, and we are heading into a fall season unlike any before.
100 Years Later: How Are We Paying Homage to the Women’s Suffrage?
Today marks Florida’s Primary Elections — and 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment giving all women the right to vote.
City Manager Discusses the Challenges Coral Springs has Faced by Covid-19
For the better part of 2020, the City of Coral Springs has experienced many challenges as we continued to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Chief Clyde Parry Discusses Children and Water Safety: ‘Drowning is Entirely Preventable’
It’s summertime again and anyone who outside knows it is hot. Many of us will seek refuge from the heat by jumping in the pool, so now is a good time to remind you about pool safety.
Broward Commissioner Michael Udine: Updates Heading into the New School Year
Congratulations to the Broward County Library Division for being recognized by the Florida Library Association as the Library of the Year
Coral Springs Commission: Covid-19, Hurricane Isaias, and Other August Updates
During the last several months, so much has taken place in our nation, state, and here locally in Coral Springs.
Opinion: Making the Case for the Coral Springs Police Department
Like many families, my family moved to Coral Springs 20 years ago in search of a better place to live.
Opinion: Get our Kids Back to School and Fall Sports Underway
I fully support opening schools 100 percent in class, on time, as well as resuming all fall sports.
Fire Chief Michael Fire Chief: Preventing the Spread of COVID-19 to our Vulnerable Populations
As we continue to navigate through the COVID-19 Global Pandemic, the Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department has been working with the other City Departments
Opinion: ‘It is Just Illogical to Reopen in August’ Says Coral Springs 5th Grade Teacher
Broward County Public Schools hasn’t asked me my opinion on going back to school in August, but I will go ahead and offer it anyway.
Chief Clyde Parry: ‘I am Willing to Lay Down my Life to Defend your Right to Free Speech and Assembly’
As July begins, we prepare to celebrate our nation’s 244th birthday. The 4th of July, or Independence Day, holds a special meaning for me.
Coral Springs Commission: ‘This has been an unprecedented year’
When we started the year, no one knew what 2020 would bring to our nation, our state, or our city. One thing is for certain – this has been an unprecedented year, and the challenges we face are not over yet.
County Commissioner Michael Udine: ‘Broward is Getting Used to its New Normal’
It has been a long winter/spring due to the pandemic, and now Broward is getting used to its new normal.
Sheriff Tony: A Commitment to Accountability
The appalling murder of George Floyd reopened deep and painful wounds in our country.
8 Things Coral Springs Chief Parry Advocates for All Police Departments in the Wake of George Floyd
This has been a year filled with unique challenges for all of us….
Coral Springs Chamber President: ‘Adversity Doesn’t Develop Character, it Reveals it’
From the Chamber president: I have never witnessed so many unprecedented worldwide challenges occurring simultaneously.
Superintendent Robert W. Runcie: ‘What a Year it Has Been’
It’s hard to believe the end of the school year is upon us and what a year it has been.
The Coral Springs City Commission’s June Message
We recognize this year has been difficult for our nation, state, and city. We continue to navigate the impacts COVID-19 has had on our community
