New Playground in Planning Stages to Honor Alyssa Alhadeff
To honor Alyssa Alhadeff, tragically killed in the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, a playground now in the planning stages will be built to celebrate her life.
FDOT Gives Update on Sawgrass Expressway Connector Project
Currently in the development and environmental study phase of the proposed Sawgrass Expressway connector
Santa Claus is Back at Coral Square Mall
The countdown to Christmas is on and it’s never too early to sit on Santa’s lap.
Nominate Someone for an African-American Achiever’s Award
If someone is making a positive difference in the South Florida community, the JM Family wants to hear about it.
Coral Springs Travel Club Registering High School Students for Italy and Greece Trip
Mama Mia! Get ready for a ten-day excursion through Italy and Greece. High school students with an interest in seeing the world, are the perfect candidates for The Coral Springs Travel Club.
Parents Weigh In After Last Guardian Angel Asked to Leave Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Principal Ty Thompson has given the only remaining Guardian Angel David “Cobra” Clemente, 60, of Tamarac, two-weeks notice to end his presence at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
After Parkland Tragedy, Additional Sick Days Granted to Marjory Stoneman Douglas Employees
At Tuesday’s Broward County school board meeting, an agreement was passed giving every Marjory Stoneman Douglas employee who was present the day of the school shooting, additional sick days.
Coral Springs Students Can Apply Now For a Scholarship of Up to $5,000
Student athletes who excel both on the field and in the classroom are eligible to apply for a scholarship which can earn them up to $5,000 towards college.