Three Parkland Schools Part of $277,000 Robotics Grant
Three schools from Parkland along with 53 other Broward County Public Schools, are recipients of a $227,000 grant by the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation and NASA..
Broward County Mayor Hosts Art Competition for High School Students
Mayor Barbara Sharief is channeling her passion for the local arts community by issuing the first student art contest to recognize talents of Broward County’s youth.
Sunrise Man Killed, Three Injured in Parkland Crash
A 59-year-old man from Sunrise was killed after his car drifted into the oncoming lane of traffic on Loxahatchee Road in Parkland.
Parkland Holds ‘National Night Out Against Crime’ August 1
Join the Broward Sheriff’s Office Parkland District and the Coral Springs Fire Department and observe “National Night Out Against Crime,” an annual event designed to strengthen neighborhoods through police and community partnerships.
Rising Tide Car Wash Named Winner in Adult Autism Award
Rising Tide Car Wash, a Parkland business whose primary mission is to employ adults with autism, has been named the winner of the 2017 Daniel Jordan Fiddle Foundation Leader in Adult Autism Award.
Heron Bay Opens New Cabana Grille Restaurant
The new Cabana Grille at Heron Bay’s Plaza del Lago clubhouse is officially open for business.
Parkland Mom Heads Up Community Backpack Drive Helping Children in Need
Over 500 children will have one woman to thank – along with her many friends, for organizing a large backpack drive for children in need.
City of Parkland Receives Governmental Budgeting Award
The City of Parkland has just announced that for the eighth year in a row, they were presented an award from the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada…
New Improvements Underway for Residents of Heron Bay
Heron Bay, one of the largest communities in Broward County held their groundbreaking ceremony for a new front entrance water feature, and along with it, comes many new improvements to the 3,100 home community.
Parkland’s Indian Princess Program Raises Money in Honor of Lost Friend
The tragic loss of one of their fellow Indian Princesses became the inspiration for friends to raise over $11,000 to benefit the Florida Initiative for Suicide Prevention in her memory.
Local High Schools Make 2017 “America’s Most Challenging Schools” List
The results are in and Broward County Public Schools have earned their place as 2017’s “America’s Most Challenging High Schools.”
Park Trails Elementary’s Newest Principal: ‘I’m Not Going Anywhere’
Nova Blanche Foreman Elementary Principal Charles McCanna has accepted a position to become the newest principal at Park Trails Elementary School.
Parkland Chamber of Commerce Holds Happy Hour Event
On Tuesday, the Parkland Chamber of Commerce held a happy hour event at Angelo Elia Pizza, Bar, Tapas in Coral Springs.
Attempted Home Burglary Foiled by Impact Glass
A suspect tried to gain entry into a unoccupied Parkland home, but his efforts may have been thwarted due to the impact glass on the windows.
Parents Say School Board Member Blocks Seats for Friends at Graduation Ceremony
When a parent is waiting for that special moment to see their son or daughter graduate from high school, they want an equal chance just like anyone else to get the best seats at the ceremony.
National Merit Scholarship Finalists Announced
Broward County Public Schools has just announced that 23 students have been named by The National Merit Scholarship Corporation as scholarship finalists and six of them are from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Eagle Award Recipient Credits Those that Helped Him Along the Way
To earn the honor of the Eagle Award at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, it takes a very special student. Not only are they successful in several subjects….
Baseball Camp in Parkland is Open for Summer Registration
Baseball camp in Parkland is now open for registration for all kids between the ages of 6-13.
Join Broward Animal Care for “Just One Day” to Save Pets’ Lives
On Sunday, Broward County Animal Care and Adoption asks shelters across the country to pledge not to euthanize any non-suffering animals that day – but rather, help find them homes.
Unprovoked Raccoon Attacks, Bites, 13-Year-Old Girl
A typical father and daughter stroll turned into an emergency room visit after an unprovoked raccoon bit the girl, prompting quick action with anti-rabies vaccinations.
