By Jen Russon on March 4, 2021
News

Shortly after stepping foot in the emergency room at Broward Health Coral Springs, 61-year-old Igor Molina collapsed from an emergency cardiac condition and eventually saved by doctors….
By Jen Russon on March 3, 2021
Events, News

By: Jen Russon A writing program for seniors that once met at the Tamarac community center before the pandemic is still going strong once a week on Zoom. Janice Indeck, the group facilitator, said anyone who’s penned something creative is welcome to join. “Both beginners and experienced writers read pieces they’ve been working on,” said […]
By Jen Russon on February 22, 2021
News

Within minutes of presenting himself at Broward Health Coral Springs, Davis learned he was experiencing a heart attack.
By Jen Russon on February 22, 2021
News, Politics

State Rep. Dan Daley, D-Coral Springs, tested positive for COVID-19, following a rapid test on Monday.
By Jen Russon on February 19, 2021
News, Schools

‘Camp Wild,’ an educational and childcare staple among the Sawgrass Nature Center offerings in Coral Springs, is on the lookout for counselors and counselors in training.
By Jen Russon on February 12, 2021
News, Health

By: Jen Russon When Tamarac resident Roger Vance decided his church needed a meditative healing place, COVID-19 had yet to strike. It was 2018, and everyone he knew was still reeling from the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas. “We lost the leader of our youth group, Carmen Schentrup, in the tragedy. I wanted to build […]
By Jen Russon on February 7, 2021
News, Schools

Few teens are an open book on early 20th-century history and textiles, but Patton Horton dubbed an “old soul”
By Jen Russon on January 26, 2021
News, Events, Schools

In its first-ever Youtuber conference, Bridge2Life and Broward College are hosting an event geared for high school students
By Jen Russon on January 10, 2021
News, Schools

In Profiles in Courage, John F. Kennedy recounted the stories of eight U.S. senators who risked their careers to do what was right for the nation.
By Jen Russon on January 8, 2021
News, Schools

Following the January 8 expiration of health accommodations, which allowed them to teach remotely since the Fall, teachers
By Jen Russon on January 4, 2021
News

After crashing several times since its rollout on Saturday, the vaccination appointment site
By Jen Russon on December 23, 2020
Events

A 100 percent volunteer-run foundation, Kids of Love shines a spotlight on cancer as well as finding ways to support children and families fighting it,
By Jen Russon on December 16, 2020
News, Schools

Following their last regular school board meeting this year, the Broward County School Board released calendar dates…
By Jen Russon on December 13, 2020
News, Schools

A Tamarac teen turned memories of walking with his grandmother along the beach into his Eagle Scout project..
By Jen Russon on December 8, 2020
News, Dining

According to servers and manager Kelly Garay, the IHOP in Tamarac is a favorite among retirees
By Jen Russon on November 12, 2020
Events, Health, News

Tuesdays and Thursdays are more fun for people over 65 after a new senior center opened in Tamarac that offers a range of activities
By Jen Russon on November 10, 2020
News, Schools

For teachers and employees to stand out as Caliber Award material, they must be exemplary leaders and educators
By Jen Russon on October 29, 2020
service hours for high school
News, Events, Schools

High school students throughout Broward County the opportunity to earn service hours during a virtual open mic night, known as “The Lyrical Lounge.”
By Jen Russon on October 8, 2020
News, Events

A veritable autumn fest and pumpkin extravaganza are planned at Broward Health Coral Springs this October; only this year, the pumpkins are being served up, to go.
By Jen Russon on September 15, 2020
News, Schools

After COVID-19 positivity rates dropped to a low of 2.6 percent, Superintendent Robert Runcie announced his recommendation public schools reopen