Essay Contest Offers Winner a Chance to Be ‘Mayor for the Day’
Students can now enter a contest on how to make their city a better place if they were elected mayor.
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.