Saturday, September 19 is World Clean-Up Day, but eight-year-old Kayla and her younger brother Grayson got a head start this week at the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge.
Fitwize 4 Kids is on a mission to celebrate birthdays this year. The Coral Springs nonprofit organization is launching “Operation Birthday Bash Drive-Thru”
Locally, the Coral Springs Community Chest provides thousands of dollars annually to nonprofit organizations serving and offering programming for the public.
Running is not cancelled this year. However, while the pandemic continues through 2020, all of the World Marathon….
“Bank Error in Your Favor. Collect $200.” The Community Chest square is one of the best spaces to land during a game of Monopoly because the recipient usually walks away with some necessary funds.
The CDC recommends – and Broward County Emergency Orders require – residents and visitors to wear a facial covering in public to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Norway is known for its chocolates, stunning fjords, and influence in Disney’s Frozen movie series.
The NHL season may be currently “iced,” but the Florida Panthers Foundation is looking for some new “Territory Teammates.”
Move over, SpongeBob SquarePants. A new Krabby Patty is coming to town.
Feeding South Florida estimates that food insecurity ranges up to 13.6 percent across Broward County.
Make-A-Wish Southern Florida made a “splashy” wish come true for one deserving Coral Springs child.
While businesses begin to reopen across South Florida, the Coral Springs Swim Club is stuck in the slow lane.
Coral Springs resident Patria Javier lost her hearing and speech abilities as a young child — turning to sewing as a way to express herself.
AT&T employees from Broward County retail locations are “mobilizing” to support local first responders and frontline heroes during the health crisis.
Like so many other things disrupted by COVID-19, Mother’s Day sure feels different this year.
Broward County Public Schools is checking in this week with families and members of the school district about the transition to the virtual classroom and COVID-19.
In 2018, Coral Springs residents Manuel and Patricia Oliver established Change the Ref in memory of their son Joaquin “Guac” Oliver, one of the 17 victims from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas shooting.
On March 22, Broward County ordered all non-essential businesses closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
