Annual Toy Drive Helps Coral Springs Couple Distribute Christmas Gifts to Children
For six years and counting, a Coral Springs couple have transformed the back porch of their Sabal Pointe residence into the North Pole.
Coral Springs Resident Warns about Kidnapping Scam
When her cellphone rang at 1:30 p.m. on Monday afternoon, Katie Watson didn’t think anything of it. She was just sitting down to lunch in her Heron Bay home. Her husband, Steve was working down the hall. The couple’s only child, Chloe was at Westglades Middle School, in Parkland.
First Look at the New Cornerstone Project in Coral Springs
Downtown Coral Springs is slated to get a new look with the proposed construction of the Cornerstone project.
Coral Springs Resident with ALS Fights for his Life
It’s estimated more than 20,000 Americans may be living with ALS at any given time; Coral Springs resident Arthur Bernstein is one of them. While hopeful, he knows his time may be running out.
Need Your Lawn Mowed? There’s Now an App for That
GreenPal, a free mobile app that connects homeowners needing lawn care with local professionals, has launched in Coral Springs.
Ramblewood Middle School Presents ‘West Side Story’
Ramblewood Middle School Drama presents the Tony Award winning play, “West Side Story” November 16 and 17.
Coral Springs Charter School Holds First-Ever Color Run Race
Members of the Student Government Association at Coral Springs Charter School will be participating in their first-ever 5k Color Run, and encourages the community to participate with them for a great cause.
Massive Volunteer Effort for Hurricane Michael Cleanup Organized by LDS Church in Coral Springs
Hurricane Michael, the second major hurricane to make landfall this season, packed winds of up to 155 miles per hour and devastated the Florida Panhandle in October.
Gravity Defied at Annual ‘Not My Daughter…Find a Cure Now’ Fundraiser
October is known for a lot of things: changing leaves, trick or treating and, of course, breast cancer awareness. Since 2010, the nonprofit organization Not My Daughter has held its flagship event in October, and every year it sells out.
Memorial Stair Climb at J.P. Taravella Raises Funds for National Fallen Firefighters Foundation
For the fifth year in a row, J.P. Taravella students in the high school’s DECA program have raised donations for the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, in an event known as the 9/11 110-story Memorial Stair Climb.
Coral Springs Student Explains the Amendments on November Ballot
She can’t vote until 2020, but that doesn’t stop Madison McEwen, a junior at North Broward Preparatory School, from doing everything in her power to educate those who can about the all the amendments on the ballot.
Sawgrass Nature Center’s Annual Gala Returns Promoting Animal Rescue and Education Programs
Many Coral Springs homes border canals that are typically surrounded by dense tropical foliage and wildlife, and when residents encounter a wounded or motherless animal in this environment, their first thought is to call the Sawgrass Nature Center.
New Preschool in Coral Springs Offers Innovative Education, Special VPK Program
The blue awnings and big trees shielding the preschool from South Florida heat on Coral Springs Drive may look familiar to some; for many years it was Discovery Preschool until August, when they acquired new owners and a new name.
Garden Memorial Ceremony Held for Parkland Victim and Hero Helena Ramsay
The rotary community garden and food forest of Coral Springs lost one of its own, Helena Freja Ramsay, in the February shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas that killed 16 others.
Coral Springs Museum Presents ‘Moondance’ An Evening of Spellbinding Culture
There’s a full moon heading to the Coral Springs Museum of Art with “Moondance”, the annual masterpiece event, which will transform the venue into a dreamy moonscape illuminated by works of art.
Coral Springs Preschool Offers Free Water Safety Classes
The Center for Disease Control records 10 deaths each day by unintentional drowning; two of those fatalities are children under the age of 14.
Pumpkins Galore and Fall Activities Return to Parkridge Church
Coral Ridge Drive is a little more orange this time of year, with the return of the Parkridge Church annual pumpkin patch.
Program Offering a Nurturing Safe Space for Girls Comes to Coral Springs
For founders Elizabeth Luedemann and Lillian Murray, International Girls Day on October 11 is the perfect time to get the word out about Stronger Girls Together or SGT.
Newcomer Joshua Simmons Vies for Lou Cimaglia’s Coral Springs City Commission Seat
In a matter of weeks, Coral Springs voters will decide on their next city commissioner for Seat 4; or rather – if the incumbent retains his seat.
Culinary Arts Kitchen at JP Taravella Wins $50,000 Makeover
The culinary classroom at JP Taravella smells pretty good; it offers a full lunch menu and serves faculty and staff every day when school is in session.
