Relay For Life Resumes Battle Against Cancer at Feb. 8 Kickoff
Gayle Morell joined Relay For Life in 2003 after her cousin was diagnosed with cancer. In 2012, she received her own diagnosis.
Coral Springs Commission: Steps Taken to Improve Emergency Response 5 Years After Parkland Shooting
This month marks five years since the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Join the Foamy Frenzy at the 2023 Ramblewood Elementary Bubble Run
Bubble machines and parents aiming sudsy bubble guns at sprinting students will foam up the course at Sherwood Forest Park at the 2023 Ram Fam Bubble Run.
Wannado City: Whatever Happened to South Florida’s Kid-Based Theme Park?
Wannado City was just like any other city. It’s got a bank, fire department, hospital, courthouse, police department, and even a Publix grocery store.
Chief Bradley McKeone Updates Coral Springs Residents for Jan. 2023
I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. I hope that those in our community were able to enjoy the holidays and spend time with family and friends.
January Message from Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Chief McNally
We continue to work daily to ensure that the department members are equipped and trained to handle each emergency and non-emergency call for service.
Coral Springs City Commission: Cheers to 60 Years!
Cheers to 60 years! The City of Coral Springs will mark its 60th Anniversary with a series of events and celebrations throughout 2023.
Coral Springs Police Arrest Man of Sexual Battery of a Child Under 12, Aggravated Assault
Coral Springs Police arrested a man on 16 charges, including sexual battery on a child and aggravated assault with a firearm.
Coral Springs City Commission: News and Events for Dec. 2022
From the Coral Springs City Commission:There’s no place like home for the holidays. For those who want to be “happy in a million ways” this December,
Coral Springs Center of the Arts General Manager Raises Funds for Cancer Foundation with ‘Festival of Trees’
Fifteen years ago, my six-year-old son Chansen was diagnosed with cancer. What followed was a whirlwind of emotional and financial devastation
OPINION: Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons Urges Residents to Vote “Yes” on Water District Ballot Question
Joshua Simmons: Residents who are paying an assessment to the Coral Springs Improvement District have an important issue on this November’s ballot.
Coral Springs City Commission: News and Events for Nov 2022
The spirit of fall is in the air as Coral Springs announces plans to usher in the approaching holiday season with special events, recognitions, and opportunities for community togetherness.
Women’s Rights in Iran: Coral Springs Author and Activist Takes a Deeper Look
I am Darya Hodaei, an Iranian American author and activist of Azerbaijani Turk ethnicity and a current resident of Coral Springs.
Coral Springs, Parkland Parents Attend School District Meeting on Possible Boundary Changes to MSD
Several hundred community members joined Broward County Public Schools officials to discuss a plan for easing the high capacity at Marjory Stoneman Douglas by adjusting the boundaries.
Chief Bradley McKeone Updates Coral Springs Residents for Oct. 2022
Chief McKeone: As we start the month of October, I cannot help but think of all of those impacted by Hurricane Ian just a few days ago.
Coral Springs City Commission: News and Events for October 2022
Our hearts go out to all those who were affected by Hurricane Ian. Just as we have received support from neighboring Florida cities in the aftermath of a storm, we stand ready to provide our support.
Last Chance to Enroll in 2022-23 Season at Next Stop Broadway’s The Academy
Next Stop Broadway is looking for dancers, singers, and actors at The Academy.
Coral Springs City Commission: News and Events for September 2022
September means it’s time to say farewell to the long days of summer and welcome the golden glow of the fall season.
Obituary: Bess Lobel of Coral Springs
Born on December 13, 1922, in Wilmington, Delaware, she moved to Coral Springs in 2015.
Coral Springs City Commission: School Updates and More
It is hard to believe we are already gearing up for another school year. The City of Coral Springs is excited to announce that 10 Coral Springs Schools received a grade of ‘A’
Broward Health Neurosurgeon: “This is Our Moment to Find a Cure for Alzheimer’s”
An estimated 5.8 million Americans are affected by Alzheimer’s. Here in our home state of Florida, we have the country’s second-highest incidence…
Coral Springs Commission: Celebrates Independence Day and the City’s 59th Birthday
Summer in Coral Springs means plentiful sunshine, meaningful memories, and indoor and outdoor events for local families to enjoy!
After Losing Father, Girl’s Uncle Flies to South Florida to Surprise Her at “Donuts With Dad” Event
Danielle Rosaria has been dreading father-related school events since her domestic partner Ryan Fisher passed away a few weeks after their daughter Kelsee’s first birthday.
5 Reasons Why You Need an Attorney for Your Workers’ Compensation Injury
If you have been injured on the job and thought about hiring an attorney, here are five reasons why someone like myself should represent you
3 Things You Need to Know About Monkeypox
With the arrival of monkeypox in the United States, our community should take comfort in knowing that this is a relatively rare disease that is familiar to scientists and health experts.
Chief Parry Gives Last Update Before Retiring from the Coral Springs Police Dept
June is upon us and that means that temperatures will be rising. As it gets hotter many of us will take to the pool to cool down.
Coral Springs City Commission: June Events and Updates
We are preparing for an active summer season here in the city as the school year comes to a close!
Broward Mayor Udine: June Marks the Beginning of Hurricane Season
Broward County Mayor Udine: June marks the beginning of hurricane season and signals that we must get prepared.
Coral Springs Students Recognized For Their Exemplary Community Service
Caleb Stuehrenberg and his siblings love to give Dunkin’ Donuts gift cards to Coral Springs First Responders as a gesture to thank them for everything they do.
Heron Bay Golf Course Development Decision Deferred
On Wednesday, at the North Springs Improvement District (NSID) board meeting, selecting East Coast Builders & Developers to develop 70 acres of the Heron Bay Golf Course