Inaugural 1-Mile Ocean Swim Event Held in Nick Dworet’s Memory
A Coral Springs teen who dreamed of swimming in the Olympics, and earned a scholarship in the sport before he died, will be honored in March at a mile-long ocean swim.
Sears Announces Store Closing in Coral Springs
The only Sears department store in Coral Springs and a staple of retail at Coral Square Mall for nearly 40 years, announced it would be closing
Retired NYPD Couple Bringing Gyroville, a Restaurant “All About Living Fresh”
Two former NYPD law enforcement officers are opening Gyroville, a Fort Lauderdale-based restaurant chain best known for its Greek-inspired, build-your-own-plate menu offerings.
J.P. Taravella High School Drama Presents the Wildly Imaginative ‘Seussical the Musical’
Fans of children’s books by Dr. Seuss are in for a treat as the theater department at J.P. Taravella presents Seussical….
Garden Club of Coral Springs Presents Next Meeting on Recycling
Every hour, piles of trash pour into Coral Springs recycling plants…..
Random Act of Kindness Stuns Students and Teachers at Coral Springs Restaurant
An afternoon of Italian food shared among students, teachers, and friends turned out to be priceless when a random act of kindness surprised the large group…
Coral Springs Resident Who Challenged Park Permitting Policy Gets Resolution
Through the power of the pen, a Coral Springs resident took his grievance over the restrictive use of open fields in the city’s parks and succeeded in getting the commission board to reevaluate its permit policy.
First Watch Restaurant Announces Grand Opening Date of Coral Springs Location
Early birds looking for a new place to dine, can start patronizing one of the biggest names in breakfast and brunch as the Coral Springs First Watch location prepares to open its doors.
Class of 2033 Invited to Tour Country Hills Elementary School
Country Hills Elementary School, an A-rated Broward County Public School, will open its doors…
Beloved Coral Springs Middle Student and Cheerleader Loses Battle with Cancer
Emma Sorenson, a bright, effervescent eighth-grader and competitive cheerleader, who won the hearts of people in her community and around the world, has died.
Community Installation of ‘PEACE & LOVE’ to be Unveiled Valentine’s Day
Many hands made light work when the community joined artists from R&R Studios in constructing PEACE & LOVE….
Development Plans Change for Cornerstone Project in Downtown Coral Springs
Clashes over whether to make a live-shop-play zone or one that also includes office space in the mix has caused delays for the new Cornerstone project.
St. Andrew Catholic Church Brings Annual Carnival Back to Coral Springs February 6
Winter in South Florida doesn’t bring a lot of seasonal changes. However, in Coral Springs, the first months of the year are rung in by St. Andrew Catholic School’s four-day festival
Coral Springs Kickboxing Studio in Ramblewood South Closes
With locations throughout South Florida, they have permanently closed its Coral Springs and Coconut Creek studio this month according to the company.
Owner Desperately Seeks Dog Who Ran Away at Coral Springs Groomer
An Alaskan malamute went missing shortly after his owner dropped him off at a groomer, where witnesses say the dog escaped his holding crate, jumped over the counter, and escaped from the shop.
Coral Springs Students Meet Miami Dolphins at Super Bowl-Sponsored Charity Event
Students at Park Springs Elementary School in Coral Springs were part of a sizeable multi-county effort to collect books, sports equipment, and school supplies for a Super Bowl community service initiative.
Find a New Best Friend at Coral Springs ‘Adopt with a Hero’ Event
Clear skies and mild weather are predicted the day Coral Springs Police Department hosts its first-ever pet adoption event; just be on the lookout for it to be raining cats and dogs.
Family Bagels of Long Island Becomes New Owner of Westside Bagels
A bagel chain with a large presence in Long Island and South Florida is planning to reopen Westside Bagels at the Sawgrass Center on Coral Ridge Road.
Fall in Love with the Idea of Giving Birth at Northwest Women’s Hospital
It’s a new era of quality healthcare for families choosing to deliver their dreams at Northwest Women’s Hospital
Alyssa’s Law: What it Means for the Future Safety of Our Schools
School board member Lori Alhadeff endured every parent’s worst nightmare when her daughter Alyssa was murdered along with 16 others at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School nearly two years ago.
Architects of Hope Build Massive Public Art Installation in Coral Springs
Thousands of silken flowers in bright colors are being assembled into letters, standing 16 feet tall and spelling out the words Peace & Love.
Find a New Best Friend at Coral Springs ‘Adopt with a Hero’ Event
By: Jen Russon Clear skies and mild weather are predicted the day Coral Springs Police Department hosts its first-ever pet adoption event; just be on the lookout for it to be raining cats and dogs. In coordination with the Coral Springs Humane Unit, and Broward County Animal Care and Adoption, Fire Station 80 will serve […]
J.P. Taravella Criminal Justice Students Hold 3rd Annual ‘Trojan Trot’ Fundraiser
When strong winds blew across J.P. Taravella’s track and field this weekend, it wasn’t due to the already windy weather.
Award-Winning Artists of ‘Fandango!’ Bring Spicy Mix of Classical Sounds to Coral Springs
Award-winning musicians are bringing their toe-tappingly spicy mix of Latin, Spanish, Sephardic, Balkan, and classical sounds to the Coral Springs Charter School…
Marjory Stoneman Douglas DECA Helps Collect 1,000 Bikes for South Africa
The playground at Pine Trails Park — located within walking distance of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, is the drop off site for bikes bound for children in need over 7,000 miles away in the coastal city of Durban, South Africa.
VIDEO: Playground Dedicated to Parkland Victim Meadow Pollack Holds Ribbon-Cutting
Butterflies, sorrow, and joy permeated the air at Betti Stradling Park as the family of Meadow Pollack dedicated a playground in her name as well as paying tribute to all 17 victims of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas nearly two years ago.
Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department Wins Emmy for Documenting their Cancer Battles
When Paul Pietrafesa, a driver for Coral Springs-Parkland Fire Department was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, his wife Karen said she was glad he and their family had done everything they always wanted to do, and that they had lived every day like it was their last.
Drivers May See End in Sight for Wiles Road Improvement Project
Since improvements began three years ago, residents and local businesses along Wiles Road have waited out the road construction that will better accommodate the projected daily volume of 39,633 motorists traveling along its path.
Coral Springs Approves $1.7 Million Contract for Body Cameras and Tasers for Police
Chief Clyde Parry has always supported a non-lethal solution whenever possible.
First Watch Announces Opening Date for Coral Springs Location
At sea, the first watch refers to the very first shift of the day, but when it comes to breakfast and brunch on land, First Watch is a nationwide chain known for its juice bar
