City Commission Votes 5-0 to Table AP African American Studies Resolution
The city commission voted to table a resolution that supports AP African American Studies being included in the state’s curriculum.
Parkland Seeks Residential Developers for New Project on Former Heron Bay Golf Course
Parkland is looking to sell some of the former Heron Bay Golf Course to kickstart residential development.
Florida Politics: Florida Rep. Hunschofsky Tackles Mental Health, Drug Overdoses, and Flooding in 2023 Session
As Florida lawmakers gear up for the 2023 Legislative Session, Democratic Rep. Christine Hunschofsky of Parkland has her sights set on improving the lives of residents through smart prevention.
Broward County Commissioner Udine: Protecting Our Environment and Properties in our Community
Are you feeling like you have the luck of the Irish on your side, or just ready for that spring break vacation?
Vice Mayor Brier Shares his Personal Experience with Cancer Urging Residents to Prioritize their Health
Vice Mayor Brier: With early screening and proper treatment, I was able to beat the diagnosis. And because March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness month…
State Rep. Christine Hunschofsky Shares March 2023 Updates
March is typically a month that many families take advantage of that weeklong Spring Break. It is the month when we move our clocks ahead and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day,
Resolution Supporting Advanced Placement African American Studies Comes Before City Commission
The city commission will vote on a resolution at their Wednesday, March 1 meeting in support of AP African American Studies.
Representative Christine Hunschofsky Hosts Town Hall in Parkland
State Representative Christine Hunschofsky D-Coconut Creek, has announced plans to host a Town Hall meeting in Parkland to provide residents with information about the upcoming legislative session.
Florida Politics: Senator Tina Polsky Introduces Bill to Protect Medical Marijuana Patients from Job Discrimination, With Support from President Biden
en. Tina Polsky is hoping the third time will be the charm for legislation protecting medical marijuana users from facing job discrimination, as President Joe Biden is now on her side — in a way.
Students in Grades 6-12 Can Apply Now to be Parkland’s Next Mayor for a Month
Students have the opportunity to become Parkland’s Mayor for a month.
Parkland Mayor Walker on the 5 Year Commemoration of Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Mayor Walker: This month marks the five-year anniversary of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School tragedy.
Florida Politics: Vickie Cartwright to Leave Job Leading Broward County Schools
Since November, the Broward County Superintendent became the third school leader to be ousted from her position.
Debate Builds Over African American Course Rejection
Saying that an African-American studies course “lacks educational value,” Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration is defending its rejection of the curriculum,
Early Childhood Center Celebrates 20 Years in Parkland
On a beautiful morning in Parkland, the children of the Phylis J. Green Early Childhood Center (ECC) sat in the sanctuary as they do every Friday.
After Resident Backlash, City of Parkland Agrees to Revisit New $90,000 Logo and City Tagline
After receiving backlash from residents on its new logo and tagline, Parkland leadership has decided the city that claims to be Right Where You Belong isn’t yet where it needs to be in its rebranding process.
State Representatives Take Action to Hold North Springs Improvement District Accountable After Alleged Ethical Concerns
State representatives Christine Hunschofsky and Dan Daley are taking action to hold the North Springs Improvement District
“You Can’t Arrest Your Way Out of an Opioid Epidemic”: Florida Lawmakers Take Steps to Decriminalization Fentanyl Test Strips
In an effort to combat the worsening opioid epidemic in Florida, State Senator Tina Polsky and State Representative Christine Hunschofsky have filed bills to decriminalize…
City of Parkland Unveils New $90,000 Logo
The City of Parkland recently unveiled its new logo which was crafted using input from over 800 Parkland residents.
Coconut Creek Teen Receives Special Honor for ‘Doing the Right Thing’
A Coconut Creek teen received an impressive award for his acts of kindness towards his fellow high-school students.
U.S. Rep. Jared Moskowitz Appointed Vice-Chair of House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force
Rep. Jared Moskowitz was appointed to Vice-Chair of the bipartisan House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force on Monday.
