Crafty Mom Creates a Halloween Candy Launcher for Safe Trick-or-Treating
With Halloween days away, it’s apparent that trick-or-treating will look a lot different this year.
City Votes to Name Soccer Field After Parkland Victim
It would mean a great deal to the Alhadeff family for their daughter’s name to adorn the soccer field where she always played.
Temporary Closure of University Drive at Hillsboro Boulevard Scheduled
The developer for Somerset Parkland Academy has final work to do on the nearby intersection at the northwest corner of University Drive and Hillsboro Boulevard.
Superintendent Robert Runcie to Victim’s Families: ‘They will Never be Forgotten’
Our School District will never forget the 17 members of our school community whose lives were tragically ended on February 14, 2018.
Halloween Displays in Parkland Vandalized by Suspected Teens
During October, Parkland residents put in hours of work on their Halloween displays.
Crime Update for Parkland Through October 12
Through our joint effort with the Broward Sheriff’s Office to share updates to residents, this is a summary of crimes and other Parkland incidents through October 12.
Early Voting and Ballot Drop-off Information for Parkland Residents
The 2020 general elections are underway in Broward County, with 570,379 vote-by-mail ballots already sent out to registered voters.
Parkland Mom Makes Her Dreams “Crumb” True Selling Cookies
Owning her own business wasn’t always the plan for Amanda Fletcher, but that’s the way the cookie crumbles.
Tomorrow’s Rainbow President Locks Herself Up For $100k
After their annual Pony Jail ‘n Bale event on October 10 and 11, Tomorrow’s Rainbow’s President, Abby Mosher wasn’t quite finished raising funds
Register Now for Parkland Library’s Annual StoryWalk
The Parkland Library is open and ready to host its first in-person event since closing during COVID-19–outside with physical distancing, of course.
An Open Letter to Superintendent Runcie from the Parents of a Murdered Teacher and Cross-Country Coach
Mr. Runcie, Please find the card you mailed to our home after our son Scott J. Beigel was murdered at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14, 2018.
Tony Montalto on the Parkland Victims: ‘They Don’t Have a Voice. So it Falls to Us’
In a private ceremony on Friday, the victims’ families of the February 14 school shooting, along with local officials, toured the new building…
Candidate’s Wife Angered After Neighbor Reports Signs Missing Disclaimers
Parkland politics have been relatively controversy-free and respectful. That is, since the 2006 mayoral race when then-Commissioner Michael Udine…
With 22 Days to Go, Dems Lead in Returning Vote-By-Mail Ballots
With only 22 more days until Election Day, Democrats are returning their vote-by-mail ballots in larger percentages than Republicans or Independents.
Virtual Event ‘In Jacob’s Shoes’ will Wow Supporters at 10th Annual Fundraiser
Enjoy a fabulous evening all from the comfort of your own home when In Jacob’s Shoes will host its 10th Annual “Every Sole Counts” Virtual Fundraiser, benefiting local children in need.
Elementary Students Return to Broward County Schools in Parkland
Last but not least, with numerous regulations in place, the day arrived in Broward County—an end to homeschool for parents who so chose to send their children back to their brick-and-mortar classrooms.
Your Guide to Pumpkin Patches and Halloween Activities
Some Halloween festivities are still taking place around Parkland, including the ever-popular pumpkin patches, however they may be a little harder to find this year.
7 Marjory Stoneman Douglas Students Named National Merit Semifinalists
After qualifying by having some of the best PSAT scores in the US, seven students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School qualified as National Merit semifinalists this school year.
Parkland Man Admits to Embezzling $1.45 Million From Employer
A Parkland man who managed risk for a national car rental company admitted that he has been taking his employer for a ride — stealing $1.45 million.
Ballot Ripped, Folded, or Wet? Broward’s Canvassing Board Will Make Sure it’s Counted
With over 555,000 vote-by-mail ballots sent out so far, Broward County’s Canvassing Board is now is in the process of tabulating them.
