DeSantis Issues 2 New Executive Orders: Here’s What You Need to Know
Beginning Friday, Coral Springs residents must now undergo more restrictions during the COVID-19
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A Silver Lining to the COVID-19 Virus: Local Residents Return Home from Foreign Missions
As Kalani Azabache stepped out onto his family’s front yard Saturday morning, he was greeted by a caravan of dozens of families
Large Increase in Coral Springs COVID-19 Cases On April 2 City by City Report
The Florida Department of Health has released information about cities and counties of residence that have COVID-19
Cruise Ships Given Permission to Dock at Port Everglades Thursday Afternoon
Two cruise ships were permitted to dock at Port Everglades late Thursday afternoon after having been at sea for nearly a month
State Rep. Dan Daley Directs Residents on Re-Employment Assistance and Loans
State Representative Dan Daley said the challenges of sheltering in place and away from COVID-19 were going to continue through May
Over 100 Teachers and Staff Offer Sunshine and Smiles to Coral Springs Middle Students
In a video featuring the vocal stylings of Justin Timberlake, Queen and the American Authors’ ‘Best Day of my Life’ song, Coral Springs Middle students
Coral Springs Commission Updates Residents During Stay-at-Home Order
April is here and though we know how difficult things have been due to the COVID-19 crisis, we are committed to providing support and confidence to our residents.
Sheriff Tony: Combatting COVID-19 is a Community Responsibility
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all of us in Broward County, throughout the United States and around the world.
Apple Desperately Needs a Foster Parent to Get in Shape
By: Claire Cornish Apple appeared in our Dog of the Week feature a few months ago, and although she received a lot of attention, the family she is waiting for didn’t find her. Apple is an optimistic little girl and has not let this deter her from believing that the home she dreams of is […]
Coral Springs COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise in Florida Department of Health April 1 Report
The Florida Department of Health has released information about cities and counties of residence that have COVID-19 cases and Coral Springs
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Teachers Share Inspiring Messages for Students in New Video
Teachers and staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas are sending out positive messages to students in a video they won’t be seeing face-to-face until May 1 — at the earliest.
CareerSource Broward Hosting Virtual Job Fair April 3
CareerSource Broward will host a virtual job fair to help connect job seekers with employers
By Popular Demand: Updated Coral Springs Restaurants Offering Curbside and Delivery
Thanks to your contributions, we have been updating our listing of restaurants offering curbside and delivery every day during the COVID-19
Broward County Commissioner Udine on Coronavirus: ‘By working together, we are all making a difference’
In the last few weeks, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has impacted the world. Our lives have changed in ways we could never have imagined.
Despite Social Distancing, Coral Springs Teen Gets Unforgettable Birthday Surprise
As the years roll by, so do the birthdays, making it hard to recall how, exactly…
Confirmed: Broward County Public Schools Won’t be Opening Anytime Soon
The Commissioner of Education has recommended that all Florida public and private K-12 school campuses extend campus closures through May 1, 2020.
Florida Department of Health Releases COVID-19 Cases by City as of March 31
The Florida Department of Health has released information about cities and counties of residence that have COVID-19 cases and Coral Springs
Coral Springs Military Family Displaced after House Fire
On top of the stress and anxiety of the COVID-19 pandemic, one Coral Springs couple experienced another type of crisis when their home caught on fire.
Florida Virtual School to Provide 100 Free Digital Courses
Florida Virtual School is providing up to 100 free digital courses to all Florida schools through the end of the school year.
Coral Springs Resident Sews Protective Masks as a Way of Giving Back to the Community
Earlier this year, Meryl Schwartz looked at crafting as little more than a hobby, until social distancing during the COVID-19