Taravella Drama Club Presents JPT’s Got Talent on April 22

Students and teachers auditioned for the upcoming J.P. Taravella High School talent show in a campus-wide call for talent.
Students and teachers auditioned for the upcoming J.P. Taravella High School talent show in a campus-wide call for talent.
A rain or shine fundraiser hosted by J.P. Taravella’s drama club is back, returning to the westside parking lot of the high school on February 26.
In a ‘meet and chat’ event held at J.P. Taravella High School, Interim Superintendent Vickie Cartwright answered questions submitted via Twitter…
The South Gate Veterinary Clinic may be temporarily closed and its number disconnected, but that hasn’t stopped former clients from petitioning the city to name a dog park after him.
Beginning on December 1, public school students throughout Broward County can apply to attend the school of their choice…
brand new scholarship program launches at Broward Health Coral Springs this fall when physicians…
The South Gate Veterinary Clinic may be temporarily closed and its number disconnected, but that hasn’t stopped former clients from petitioning the city to name a dog park after him.
An ordained interfaith minister, Reverend Opal Murray, published a collection of poetry and affirmations entitled YES! I Am,
Beginning on December 1, public school students throughout Broward County can apply to attend the school of their choice…
In recognition of the grit, passion, and perseverance nurses continue to show —especially through the pandemic
The management company at Tamarac Town Square sent a message to Principal Marietta DeArmas, informing school administrators, vehicles belonging to students…
The drama department at J.P. Taravella High School is selling spots at their campus garage sale and craft show that allows participants to keep 100 percent of their sales.
New mothers who received pre and post-natal care at Broward Health Coral Springs have the distinction of giving birth at one of the most revered medical facilities in South Florida.
The drama department at J.P. Taravella High School is selling spots at their campus garage sale and craft show that allows participants to keep 100 percent of their sales.
J.P. Taravella’s new band director is holding “Dessert with the Director” on Tuesday.
Since he was eight years old, Ruben Soto has distinguished himself as an extraordinary athlete in boxing…
United Way of Broward County is still seeking 300 volunteers to become ReadingPals mentors
A mental health professional and a frequent speaker at Tamarac city commission meetings has become well-known to her fellow citizens for saying what she really thinks about elected officials.
For over a decade, Broward Health Coral Springs has provided surgeons the ability to perform complex surgeries using the assistance of an advanced robot.
For kids with Type I diabetes, the Camp Coral Kids program offered through Broward Health Coral Springs is part of the fabric of the community
Broward County Public Schools is offering free summer school in June and July.
After losing their athletic director to COVID-19, Taravella High School hosts a blood drive to help restore critically low levels of life-saving blood.
Friends of the Veterinary Clinic at South Gate organized a mid-May memorial service to honor Dr. Michael Horbal that will take place….
To ask Dr. Nirit Swerdloff what a day in the children’s ER is like is to understand both the joy and sorrow of delivering healthcare to the youngest and most vulnerable among us.
The future of South Gate Veterinary Clinic is unknown following the sudden death of Dr. Micheal Horbal, DVM, who ran the animal clinic with two assistants.
In two televised appearances on Wednesday, Superintendent Robert Runcie appeared to go from confident about his legal troubles to assuring school board member
Back for an encore in 2021, Just Between Friends, or JBF, returns this month to the Coral Springs Gymnasium, with 18,000 square feet of gently used clothes, toys, and baby items.
In an address to families whose children attend Broward County Schools, Superintendent Robert Runcie said a return to in-person l
Tamarac residents are banding together to fight their city commissioners’ 3-2 vote to rename two streets by way of a petition that has already garnered 531 signatures.
For Coral Springs resident Jennifer Cunningham, colon cancer sits like a vulture in her family tree, watching over her and her mother while they continue to seek preventive care.