Since the recent measles outbreak, there has once again been a public clash between the medical establishment and those advocating for a more natural and holistic approach to medicine.
The Taste of Coral Springs returns to the Coral Springs Center for the Arts in February with a jazz theme and samplings of the best food, wine, craft beer and spirits in the area, all to benefit local children’s charities.
The Marine Industries Association of South Florida will be holding its 38th Waterway Cleanup, and for the past 19 years Coral Springs has participated in the county-wide effort.
Last week, the first annual Law Enforcement Appreciation event was held at Wings Plus in honor of the hard working men and women who protect the City of Coral Springs, and this week, the restaurant made a donation from the proceeds that will go towards several police organizations.
The Department of Veteran Affairs’ 2012 Suicide Data Report states that approximately 22 veterans take their own life every day.
The hopeful eyes of rescue dogs welcomed curious onlookers and customers who drove up for lunch at Chick-fil-A on Saturday. Would one of them take them to their forever home?
Throughout December and January, Parkland residents submitted beautiful photographs depicting “Life, Places, And The People of Parkland” and City staff have selected the top 15 photos, and now it is up to the residents to now vote for the winner.
Coral Springs Mayor Skip Campbell wants to challenge you to a game of chess. Think you are ready?
In celebration of Valentine’s Day and their recent renovation, Camilla Day Spa and Aveda Lifestyle Salon of Coral Springs is offering residents a chance to win a free gift basket valued at $185.
The 2015 Family Fun Day and Car Show held alongside of the Green Market on Saturday brought in bigger crowds than the year before.
Let’s face it. We love our dogs. They are always there for us and love us unconditionally. Dogs never seem to have a rotten day and take it out on us.
Make more space inside your garage because this weekend you will safely be able to get rid of any type of household hazardous materials that you’ve been meaning to dispose of, but haven’t had the chance to.
Come out and support the Coral Springs Charter School band at their third annual Charterpalooza festival this weekend.
Come out and support JP Taravella’s band program when they hold their second annual “Open Air Market” on Sunday.
Car enthusiasts won’t want to miss the wide assortment of classic cars on display at the Coral Springs Family Fun Day and Car Show….
In honor of the hard working men and women who protect the City of Coral Springs, a local restaurant is hosting an inaugural Law Enforcement Appreciation Day Event.
The Eight Annual Teen Political Forum had such a large attendance on Monday night that over 300 students had to be turned away and many were standing at the Center for the Arts.
Breakfast lovers rejoice because The Egg & I Restaurant is opening its seventh restaurant in Florida and its 112th location in the nation right here in the City of Coral Springs.
Come out and support the students at JP Taravella’s Drama Department who present the play Walk Two Moons.
Time to throw out old documents because the City of Coral Springs will be holding their next Shredathon where your items will be safely destroyed.
The City of Coral Springs wants to give you a free lunch. That is, if you help with a city-wide clean-up program called “Keep Coral Springs Beautiful.”
Could you be one of the next great faces for an upcoming marketing campaign? If so, the Festival Flea Market is looking for you.
Residents and local business owners that interested in learning more about what goes on inside the Coral Springs police department will soon have a chance to find out, thanks to their upcoming 35th Citizens Police Academy course offered by officers within the department.
Students that will be attending Coral Springs High School next fall have a chance to learn about some innovative programs at showcase being held at the school.
If you give a hoot about wild animals then you’ll join the Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital when they host their “Brews for the Beasts” fundraiser.
The satisfaction she gets from making people smile is the best reward, says this year’s recipient of the prestigious Signature Artist Award for the Coral Springs Festival of the Arts.
It’s a jungle out there for Blu, Jewel and their three kids after they’re hurtled from Rio de Janeiro to the wilds of the Amazon. As Blu tries to fit in, he goes beak-to-beak with the vengeful Nigel, and meets his father-in-law.
Local students have submitted artwork in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. for display in the Center for the Arts Lobby.
Calling all Pokémon fans in Coral Springs and the surrounding areas because you now have an opportunity to enter the first Pokémon City Championships of 2015.
Parents with young children may want to check out the The Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital’s “Nature Explorers,” an engaging nature program for children ages 3-5 years.
