Coral Springs Museum of Art Shows Off Fresh New Look at City Hosted Press Day
The Coral Springs Museum of Art has changed dramatically within the last year, offering free admission for all, extensive renovations, and a new board of directors
Supt Runcie Announces the End of Remote Learning Option in 2021-2022
In an address to families whose children attend Broward County Schools, Superintendent Robert Runcie said a return to in-person learning would resume in the fall for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Coral Square Mall Vaccination Site to Close for First Doses After April 23
Those seeking a first dose of the Pfizer vaccine to protect themselves from contracting COVID-19 are running out of time to do it in Coral Springs.
‘It Wasn’t Courage’ Woman Says After Donating Kidney to Coral Springs Resident
Though the decision to donate her healthy kidney to Molino was not without significant risks, Martins said she was at peace with her decision before ever going under the knife.
New Coral Springs Aldi Now Open
The second ALDI store planned for Coral Springs has now opened in the former location of Lucky’s Market.
Student Actors at Coral Springs Charter Sweep Florida State Thespian Festival
Student actors at the Coral Springs Charter School picked up a multitude of acting awards at the Florida State Thespian Festival,
Gone in a Minute! Coral Springs Oldest Building Collapses a Month Ahead of Schedule
The Financial Plaza in Coral Springs is no more, after the gutted building succumbed, ahead of schedule, to an eight-week demolition process on Friday afternoon.
ALDI Announces Grand Opening Date of their Coral Springs Location
The second ALDI store planned for Coral Springs has announced its grand opening date in the former Lucky’s Market location.
Coral Springs Family Suffers Loss of Unleashed Dog in Fatal Attack
A family from the Glenoaks community of Coral Springs were having a normal weekend, when their dog died unexpectedly and tragically.
Hoping to Beat the Odds, 46-year-old Undergoes Colectomy at Broward Health Coral Springs
For Coral Springs resident Jennifer Cunningham, colon cancer sits like a vulture in her family tree…
Coral Springs Man Literally Runs Out the Clock on Chabad Fundraiser
Thomas Dobbs, an avid runner and longtime resident of the Coral Springs Glenwood community, is literally running down the clock on a 48 hour fundraising project.
New Cornerstone Details Emerge as Old Financial Building Crumbles
The demolition of Coral Spring’s oldest building is well underway, with plans to erect…
School Board Vote Unanimously to Rename Coral Glades Cafeteria After Mark Rissky
Earlier this month, Coral Glades High School marked the somber one-year anniversary of their custodian, Mark Rissky’s passing
Therapy Dogs at Forest Glen Middle Bring More than Comfort to Students and Teachers
Every day for the last three years, the peer counseling teacher at Forest Glen Middle School has brought two therapy dogs into the workplace.
Mother-Daughter Teachers Create ‘Destination Dorm’ Scholarship Program
For some college bound teens, furnishing a dorm room is simply out of reach, costing an average of $836 for the basics.
‘Slice of the Springs’ Answers Questions on Every Resident’s Mind
On Wednesday evening, the City of Coral Springs had representatives from all city departments virtually connected in the Slice of the Springs, providing insights to residents on various topics.
Man Brought Back from Brink of Death by Doctors at Broward Health Coral Springs
Shortly after stepping foot in the emergency room at Broward Health Coral Springs, 61-year-old Igor Molina collapsed from an emergency cardiac condition and eventually saved by doctors….
‘Taking Care of the Environment Builds a Sense of Community’ Says Former Mayor During Service Project
A former mayor and current city commissioner, both known for their environmental activism, met with local Boy Scouts on Saturday to lead a service project, they said helps build a sense of community while protecting nature in Coral Springs.
Coral Springs Resident Behind Safety Town Gets Building Named After Her
For over thirty years, kindergartners attending school in Coral Springs are shuttled to Kiwanis Park for their annual Safety Town…
Coral Springs Talk Receives Proclamation From the City
In a tribute to both its soft and hard hitting news, the city commission opened their February meeting with a proclamation applauding Coral Springs Talk and editor-in-chief, Sharon Aron Baron.
$5,000 Reward Offered for Identity of Man Who Set Fire to Coral Springs Home
Coral Springs resident Marc Schechter is offering a $5,000 reward for the identity of the man who tried to burn down his childhood home.
Man Seeks Help Identifying Arsonist Who Targeted Parents’ Home
A Coral Springs man, who grew up in the quiet neighborhood of Cypress Run, said he was shocked when a man tried to burn down his childhood home early Saturday morning.
Heart Attack Victim Thought he Had COVID-19 Before Cardiologists at Broward Health Coral Springs Saved His Life
Within minutes of presenting himself at Broward Health Coral Springs, Davis learned he was experiencing a heart attack.
Representative Dan Daley Tests Positive for COVID-19
State Rep. Dan Daley, D-Coral Springs tested positive for coronavirus…
Mayor Brook Promises a ‘Better and Brighter’ Coral Springs at State of the City Address
In a State of the City video shot this month, Mayor Scott J. Brook spoke about improvements and initiatives….
‘Camp Wild’ at Sawgrass Nature Center is Looking for Volunteer Counselors, CIT’s
‘Camp Wild’, an educational and childcare staple among the offerings at the Sawgrass Nature Center in Coral Springs, is on the lookout for counselors and counselors in training.
Hiring Begins at New ALDI in Coral Springs
A second ALDI in Coral Springs, just four miles from another, is in the final stages of construction at the Royal Eagle Plaza.
Coral Springs Regional Chamber Holds Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Summit
A virtual summit hosted by the Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce, and moderated by Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons,
Winners of MLK Art Contest Display Their Pieces Online During Black History Month
In its first-ever virtual contest, the City of Coral Springs named students in grades K-12 as winners in the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr art contest.
Coral Springs Regional Chamber Holds Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Summit
A virtual summit hosted by the Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce, and moderated by Vice Mayor Joshua Simmons,
