The drama department at J.P. Taravella High School is selling spots at their campus garage sale and craft show that gives participants the opportunity to keep 100 percent of their sales.
J.P. Taravella’s new band director is holding “Dessert with the Director” on Tuesday.
Forest Glen Middle School, Home of the Wildcats, is getting ready for the 2021-2022 academic year with a new leader at its helm.
RENT: A Pulitzer Prize-winning play about starving artists losing friends and family to HIV/AIDS, during a time when the epidemic
United Way of Broward County is still seeking 300 volunteers to become ReadingPals mentors
A mini orientation at Coral Springs Middle School is planned before students return for the 2021-2022 academic school year
Iguanas are mostly regarded as pesky creatures in Coral Springs, scampering across lawns, dirtying otherwise sparkling pools, and burrowing under residents’ fences.
Students have the opportunity to check out the Coral Glades High School campus at the Jaguar Expedition…
The museum opened in 1977, closing for repairs in 2005, and again in 2019. They were also closed during the pandemic.
A coffee shop chain based in Miami expanded further north when it opened two locations in Coral Springs…
The opportunity to earn service hours, or simply volunteer for the fun of it, is on offer from the Garden Club of Coral Springs the first week of July.
J.P. Taravella High School is offering incoming freshman an exclusive preview of high school life and graduation requirements at the Trojan Extravaganza in August.
Garrison Grant Westbrook, former Margate Fire Chief “Garry”, passed away from COVID-19 on Friday, June 18, following a two-month battle…
For over a decade, Broward Health Coral Springs has provided surgeons the ability to perform complex surgeries using the assistance of an advanced robot.
The idea of public book exchanges took root in the form of Little Free Libraries over a decade ago, with over 90,000 of the see-through cabinets, good reads inside, dotting the country.
A vested senior in the Coral Springs community was honored by city officials at his 100th birthday party on Monday.
After going dark because of COVID, Next Stop Broadway returns with a plethora of offerings for kids who caught the acting bug…
The 21 and up crowd in Coral Springs is invited to attend a Mix and Mingle’Happy Hour’, with the extra bonus of creating art on the second Wednesday of the month at the museum.
The Haggett family calendar is full — full of doctor’s appointments for their oldest son Chansen who has a rare form of liver cancer….
As realtors say it’s “location, location, location!”, but for city commissioner and realtor, Joy Carter, the word is taken to literal extremes in the venues she reserves for GNO, aka, ‘Girls Night Out’.
Branded with get back, get ready, reconnect, Broward County Public Schools is offering free summer school in 2021 for all registered students in June and July.
For kids with Type I diabetes, the Camp Coral Kids program offered through Broward Health Coral Springs is part of the fabric of the community
The Miami Herald 2021 Silver Knight Awards recognized 30 students in Broward and Miami-Dade Counties after 65 high schools nominated their best and brightest across various categories.
After losing their athletic director to COVID-19, Taravella High School is hosting a blood drive to help restore critically low levels of life-saving blood.
Shoppers at The Walk accustomed to seeing empty retail space at the proposed Barnes & Noble….
A house in the Coral Springs Glenwood community shows an acre’s worth of patriotism for Memorial Day, thanks to the designing skills of Steve Porter.
A homeowner in Ramblewood South was so distraught over proposed changes to Kiwanis Park and Safety Town; he took his concerns before the city commission.
Friends of the Veterinary Clinic at South Gate organized a mid-May memorial service to honor Dr. Michael Horbal that will take place appropriately at the dog park…
A married couple in Coral Springs is sounding the alarm about complacency in a post-pandemic world, arguing that getting vaccinated isn’t enough to ward off coronavirus.
After going dark because of COVID, Next Stop Broadway returned in February with a plethora of offerings for kids who caught the acting bug…
