Coral Springs Covid-19 Cases Continue to Rise Through November 29
With COVID-19 cases spiking all around the state, Coral Springs Talk continues to provide updates from the Florida Department of Health.
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First Church Coral Springs Holds Free Food Distribution December 5
Due to the economic fallout from the shutdowns earlier in the year from Covid-19, too many area residents are facing hardships and challenging times.
New Covid-19 Testing Site in Coral Springs Offers 2 Types of Detection
Due to the overwhelming demand for COVID-19 testing and the recent closure of the Publix location on Coral Ridge, a new site has opened on Monday.
Leonard Weaver Leads Coral Springs High School to First Playoffs in 6 Years
In his first season as the Head Coach of the Coral Springs High School football team, Leonard Weaver has led the Colts to their first playoff appearance since 2014.
Broward County Public Schools Awarded Grants to Broaden Participation in Computer Science
Over the next four years, a Broward County Public Schools computer science initiative will serve as a national model for broadening computer science participation in schools
Annual Thanksgiving Dinner at Saint Andrew Helps Feed Community
Traditionally a sit-down event, the 19th Annual Saint Andrew Thanksgiving Dinner became take-out only on Thursday.
Popular ‘Bethlehem Revisited’ Event Canceled Due to Covid-19
What would have been its 28th year, Bethlehem Revisited — a popular biblical recreation has been canceled this year.
Chabad of Coral Springs Holds Free Food Distribution December 1
The Chabad of Coral Springs is distributing food to the community; however, this week, they have temporarily changed the day of the week.
Coral Springs Charter Football Advances to Playoffs For 2nd Time in School History
For only the second time in school history, the Coral Springs Charter football team has advanced to the playoffs.
Drop Off Hazardous Materials at 2 Different Dates and Locations in December
Get ready for more space in the garage because, in December, residents have two dates and locations they can safely dispose of all types of household hazardous materials
Coral Springs Hopes for a Little Holiday Magic with Home Decor Contest
Coral Springs residents can celebrate the holiday season by showing off their festively decorated homes in the annual Home Decor Photo Contest.
Coral Springs Holds Virtual Tree-Lighting Ceremony
Coral Springs residents won’t have to leave their homes to join the annual holiday tree-lighting ceremony this year.
Coral Glades Football Advances to Playoffs for the First Time in School History
For the first time in school history, the Coral Glades High School football team advanced to the playoffs after a strong regular season.
Coral Springs Man Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Homeless Woman
A Coral Springs man was arrested for sexual battery, assault, and lewd conduct after a homeless woman awoke to him sexually assaulting her.
Coral Springs Covid-19 Cases Continue to Rise Through November 26
With COVID-19 cases spiking all around the state, Coral Springs Talk has resumed providing updates on data from the Florida Department of Health.
National Search Underway for New ArtWalk Installation
Coral Springs is encouraging all artists to submit a proposal for an opportunity to be the next featured artist for an interactive sculpture along the ArtWalk.
Coral Glades Colton Eisenberg Donates Dollars for Charity with Every Successful Kick
Colton Eisenberg hasn’t signed to play college football, but that could change quickly. The senior is the kicker/punter
Sawgrass Nature Center Holds 4th Annual Orchid Festival
Enjoy a chance to marvel at the beauty of the delicate and graceful orchid during the Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital 4th Annual Orchid & Plant Festival.
MSD Eagle Regiment Sells Poinsettias To Raise Money for London Trip
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School’s Eagle Regiment Marching Band is eager to perform at the 2022 London New Year’s Day Parade and seeking support from the community in getting there.
City Distributes 350 Thanksgiving Turkeys to Coral Springs Residents in Need
As the COVID-19 pandemic has forced thousands of South Floridians out of work, local organizations are trying to keep up with the demand for food relief.
