Coral Springs Resident and Navy Veteran Recognized for Giving Back to her Community
Whether she’s volunteering for Feeding South Florida or Women in Distress, Coral Springs resident Sandra York steps up to the plate.
Businesses to be Cited for not Complying with COVID-19 Safety Requirements
The City of Coral Springs wants to make sure residents are safe from Covid-19 and following Broward County orders in effect on Friday.
Coral Springs Holding Next Shred-A-Thon Event in July
Every week we receive a message from our readers asking when the next Shred-A-Thon will take place.
Coral Springs Police Awards Sgt. Jonathan Banke ‘Supervisor of the Year’
Coral Springs Police has announced their 2019 Supervisor of the Year Award winner, Sergeant Jonathan Banke.
Gov DeSantis Signs Bill To Raise Teachers’ Base Pay, Putting Florida in Top 5
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Wednesday that he is increasing the base salary of Florida’s K-12 classroom teachers to $47,500.
Coral Springs Tops 500 Positive COVID-19 Cases
In our last update on June 20, from the Florida Department of Health, total positive cases in Coral Springs
Wawa Holds Grand Opening of First Coral Springs Store
Wawa, Inc. has announced the Grand Opening ceremony of their new Coral Springs store.
Coral Springs Students Win Big in National STEM Competition
Students from four Broward County Public Schools middle schools earned top honors in a national science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) competition.
Coral Springs Police Awards Economic Crimes Unit ‘2019 Operational Unit of the Year’
Coral Springs Police awarded their ‘2019 Operational Unit of the Year’ to their Economic Crimes Unit.
Coral Springs Museum Receives Funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities
As part of the CARES Act, the Coral Springs Museum of Art was awarded $10,000 in funding.
Chris Swinson Named ‘2019 Coral Springs Police Officer of the Year’
Coral Springs Police has just announced their 2019 Officer of the Year — and officer, organizer, and volunteer Chris Swinson is this year’s winner.
Coral Springs Holds 4th of July Parade, Will Drive Through Local Neighborhoods
Great news for residents: Coral Springs isn’t canceling their annual 4th of July celebration — they’re just doing things a bit differently this year due to COVID-19.
Drop-Off Household Hazardous Waste July 4 and 5 in Coral Springs
Here’s an excellent opportunity to safely get rid of items in your garage like paint, electronics, and fluorescent light bulbs.
Miami Dolphins’ Hard Rock Stadium Now a Drive-In Movie Theater
Enjoy an evening out at the movies while staying safe now that the Miami Dolphins’ Hard Rock Stadium has been transformed into both an outdoor and drive-in theater this summer.
Commissioner Simmons on Juneteenth: ‘It’s Our Obligation to Battle Against Injustice, Bigotry’
Hosted by Commissioner Joshua Simmons, the City of Coral Springs held a virtual celebration
30 New COVID-19 Cases Reported in Coral Springs on June 20
In our last update on June 17, from the Florida Department of Health, total positive cases in Coral Springs
Parents and Toddlers Bond at the Newly Reopened WowMoms World in Coral Springs
WowMoms World in Coral Springs was only a few months old when their doors shut due to COVID-19.
University of Alabama Names 3 Coral Springs Residents to the Dean’s and President’s List
Located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, the University of Alabama has attracted Coral Springs residents to their campus.
Temple Beth Orr of Coral Springs Welcome New Rabbi July 1
Reform Synagogue Temple Beth Orr of Coral Springs welcomes a new Rabbi July 1.
Crime Update for Coral Springs Through June 16
Through our joint effort with the Coral Springs Police Department to share updates to residents,
