Congregation Kol Tikvah Celebrates Summer with Kick-Off Event
Congregation Kol Tikvah is kicking off summer with a family event for children of all ages.
40 New Salon Suites Are ‘Comb’ing Soon to Parkland
After a very stressful year, one Parkland resident was ready for a change, making the switch from bones to beauty.
Couple Hopes to Open New Craft Brewery in Parkland’s ‘Untapped’ Market
Dining car nachos and a yardmaster burger grace the sample menu for the new railroad-themed craft brewery fulfilling a long-time dream for this Parkland couple.
Back By Popular Demand! Parkland Plans 2021 Marjory Stoneman Douglas Graduation Parade
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Seniors will be recognized for the second year in a row with a “parade of graduates.”
Office Evolution Brings Safe, Affordable, Inspired Workplace to Coral Springs
Ohana is a Hawaiian word used to describe a group of people fighting for the same purpose. Office Evolution has brought just that to Coral Springs
Parkland Teen Creates 2nd Cookbook To Benefit SOS Children’s Villages
In addition to being a summer camp counselor and preparing for her SATs, Parkland teen Taylor Aks has her own recipe for success.
Next Mah Jongg And Mingle Takes Place At Family Bagels
This week, there are two opportunities in Parkland for anyone looking to socialize and play Mah Jongg.
Parkland’s Covered Bridge Park Exceeds Budget By $275,000
At a cost close to $1 million, the proposed covered bridge park was once again a contentious topic at Wednesday’s city commission meeting.
2 Foundations Award Scholarships in Honor of Parkland Victim Gina Rose Montalto
At the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Awards ceremony, Tony Montalto spoke to the class of 2021 about his daughter, Gina Rose Montalto, who should be remembered….
Students Awarded Various Scholarships at Parkland City Commission Meeting
At Wednesday’s city commission meeting, several Parkland students took home awards or scholarships for their hard work in high school.
Parkland Principal’s Baking Takes the Cake
If being the Riverglades school principal doesn’t work out, Jo-Anne Misiewicz Seltzer has another career to fall back on – baking.
GOAL! FC Prime U14 Boys Win State Soccer Championship
The thrill of victory was all over the faces of youth soccer players after qualifying for the Regional Championships on Sunday.
Parkland Library Welcomes Residents Back with Longer Hours and New Events
As Covid restrictions are lifted, more and more places are opening their doors — including the Parkland Library.
Mah Jongg And Mingle At Family Bagels in Parkland
This week, there are two opportunities in Parkland for anyone looking to socialize and play Mah Jongg.
3 City Leaders Featured Guests at Parkland Chamber Event
The Parkland Chamber of Commerce is holding its annual State of the City….
Somerset Parkland Academy Paves Its Future With Help From Founding Families
Somerset Parkland Academy is paving its future by honoring the founders of the school.
Parkland’s Strategic Planning Includes $20 Million Loan for Future Improvements
The City of Parkland has completed its strategic planning sessions in preparation for next year’s annual budget.
Los Bocados Talks New Home, Grand Opening, And Another New Location
Same menu, same Mexican and Latin flare, but one step inside the new Los Bocados restaurant reveals something very different.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Offers On-Campus Covid-19 Vaccines
Marjory Stoneman Douglas students now have the opportunity to get vaccinated without leaving school.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Ranks in Top 5 Percent of High Schools In Nation
Marjory Stoneman Douglas ranked in the top five percent in the nation in the 2021 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s Best High Schools.
