Prodigious Journalist at Coral Springs Charter School on Track to Become Star Reporter
Garrett Shanley is a senior at Coral Springs Charter School, where his remarkable journey as a journalist began four years ago when he joined the staff
Exclusive: Grand Opening of New Trader Joe’s in Coral Springs
The long-awaited Trader Joe’s finally opened to an eager public, who told Coral Springs Talk they couldn’t wait to load their carts with brand name items like cookie butter and turkey corn dogs.
High School Students Can Earn Service Hours at ‘The Lyrical Lounge’
High school students throughout Broward County the opportunity to earn service hours during a virtual open mic night, known as “The Lyrical Lounge.”
J.P. Taravella High School Holds First Annual Blood Drive in Honor of Athletic Director
A blood drive held in memory of Coach Jason Stein, a beloved athletic director at J.P. Taravella High School in Coral Springs, is taking place the first week of November.
Over 1,500 Pumpkins Distributed at Broward Health Coral Springs
In its third annual pumpkin patch, Broward Health Coral Springs helped thousands of families with young children welcome Halloween…
Coral Springs Community Garden Hosting November Plant Sale
In a typical year, the rotary community garden and food forest of Coral Springs is buzzing with activity, but due to COVID-19..
Local Leaders Take on Hot Button Topic of Police and Community Relations in Online Event
A Coral Springs resident, whose business focuses on launching podcasts, is joining forces with local leaders to discuss the hot button topic of ways civilians and police can better get along.
Roaring 20s Virtual Gala One Magical Night for Coral Springs Chamber
Held virtually for the first time, a Roaring 20s Grand Gala maintained its glamor, but had a casual ring to it this year, as guests participated..
Cosmetology School Purchases Coral Springs Business Center
Once known for its North Broward Preparatory campus and business center with the same name, an area just south of Sample Road is getting a makeover soon.
Commission Approves Car Wash That Employs Adults with Autism: Some Residents Not Happy
A popular, automated car wash chain is coming to Coral Springs and not everyone is happy about it.
Coral Springs Family Distributes ‘Pumpkin Tags’ for Halloween Night
Thee Hunter family came up with an idea that goes beyond keeping the lights turned off, if you don’t want to answer the door this Halloween.
Chamber’s Roaring 20s Gala Raises Funds for High School Business Programs
The annual grand gala at Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber of Commerce is the bees knees this October, featuring a Roaring 20s theme.
Coral Springs Man Turns Himself in Following Domestic Battery Charge
Two days after strangling his wife, a 58-year-old man turned himself in to Coral Springs Police.
Safe Schools for Alex Holds ‘Eat, Shop & Play Week’ October 18
Small businesses in the Coral Springs-Parkland area are planning to honor the memory of Alex Schachter
Broward Health Coral Springs Set to Transform into Drive-Thru Pumpkin Patch on October 17
A veritable autumn fest and pumpkin extravaganza are planned at Broward Health Coral Springs this October…
Coral Springs MLK Scholarship Recipient Publishes Book on the Black Experience
When Micah Dawanyl graduated from Coral Glades High School in 2018, he was already one of 17 recipients of the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship.
Broward League of Women Voters Hosts Coral Springs Candidate Forum
Election Day is around the corner, and with this in mind the League of Women Voters
Local Friends Among 300 Invited to Historic Peace Treaty Signing
Two men with reputations for caring deeply for the state of Israel were invited to the White House to witness a historic peace treaty in the Middle East.
Coral Springs Resident Beats Leukemia After Bone Marrow Match
When Sean Carmona learned he had Acute Myeloid Leukemia in 2018, he was still in college, working two jobs, and uncertain of how his cancer diagnoses would play out
Superintendent Runcie Recommends Schools Reopen October 5
After COVID-19 positivity rates dropped to a low of 2.6 percent, Superintendent Robert Runcie announced his recommendation public schools reopen
30 Volunteers Help with ‘Project Sweet New Year’ at Chabad Jewish Center
Over 30 volunteers gathered at the Chabad on Atlantic Boulevard on Monday to prepare for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, which marks the Jewish New Year’s start in September.
Coral Springs Resident and Gun Shop Owner Says Covid-19 Hit Him Like a Bullet
When Yitzchak Isaac Bachar, a local gun store owner spoke about his recovery from COVID-19, he likened the lead-up and aftermath of getting sick to taking a bullet.
Chamber Wake Up Breakfast Serves Up Lively Forum with 8 Commission Candidates
Candidate forums hosted by the Coral Springs Coconut Creek Regional Chamber of Commerce usually unfold in big venues;
J.P. Taravella High School Loses Athletic Director to COVID-19
Jason Stein, a veteran faculty member at J.P. Taravella High School, has died from complications of the coronavirus at the age of 46.
Marcel the Cookie Man to his Friends in Coral Springs: ‘Thank You… I Love You all’
A community campaign to raise funds for a well-known food service worker in Coral Springs hit and exceeded its goal within two day
Community Rallies around Beloved Sweet Tomatoes Server after Restaurant Closes
When news broke Sweet Tomatoes, the popular soup and salad chain with a presence on University Drive was permanently closed,
Panthers Softball Team Thanks Frontline Heroes in Heartwarming Video
The girls recorded their messages while observing social distancing and thanked medical personnel, police and fire rescue workers.
Forest Glen Teachers Honored with ‘Teacher Appreciation’ Lunch
Faculty and staff were honored with a BBQ lunch during Teacher Appreciation Week at the park behind Forest Glen Middle School,
Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department Invites Residents to Get Fit
The Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department is releasing workout videos in an extended series shared on Youtube and their Facebook page.
Coral Springs Woman Makes Over 1,000 Face Shields to Protect Against COVID-19
From the safety of the Cypress Run home she shares with her husband and two sons, Jennifer Colosi has made over 1,000 plastic face shields that are donated to essential workers.