In a special video created to assure students at Coral Glades High School, that teachers and staff have their back, Dr. Mark Kaplan, principal at the high school told students how much they were missed.
In a six-month series featuring experts on various topics, the last BizAcademy presentation — held online
A dedicated, weekly team of volunteers are still operating their food bank out of the Royal Palm Christian Church
Various items from BJ’s Wholesale Club remain hot commodities during the COVID-19 crisis
State Representative Dan Daley said the challenges of sheltering in place and away from COVID-19 were going to continue through May
In a video featuring the vocal stylings of Justin Timberlake, Queen and the American Authors’ ‘Best Day of my Life’ song, Coral Springs Middle students
As the years roll by, so do the birthdays, making it hard to recall how, exactly…
Earlier this year, Meryl Schwartz looked at crafting as little more than a hobby, until social distancing during the COVID-19
Recognizing an extreme need for the resource in the South Florida community, Church by the Glades will give away toilet paper.
The principal at a new charter school in Coral Springs is doing his part to ensure continued learning during school closures
Good luck abounded at Northwest Medical Center on St. Patrick’s Day, when two bundles of joy were delivered on Tuesday…
Motorists traveling through Coral Springs can expect some closures as two northbound lanes
City Hall in the Mall, a satellite city hall and one-stop-shop for Coral Springs residents seeking government resources,
In a new weekly series that began on Monday Coral Springs Medical Director Dr. Peter Antevy, and Emergency Management Director Alex Falcone answered questions about Covid-19.
Stakes were high and adrenaline surged at the 20th Annual Florida ProStart Culinary Event in Orlando
A bill mandating a panic alert system in every Florida public school cleared the Senate this week and passed on the House Floor Tuesday with bipartisan support.
Latin Corner Bistro — formerly ‘Latin Quarter’ is still a Coral Springs purveyor of four-star Peruvian food, yet expanded its menu and changed locations without skipping one delicious beat.
With a little sleuthing, the registrar at Ramblewood Middle School discovered the real purpose of what appeared to be a safe, buried in concrete under the floor of a vaulted bookkeeper closet.
With March underway, it is once again time for Our Town America the longest-running free festival in the city, back for its forty-first year in Coral Springs.
As faculty, staff and students at Coral Glades High School mourn the passing of one of their own…
