Women struggling with substance abuse and alcoholism will soon have a new treatment option in Titusville. It is an arm of Walkabout Recovery, a faith based in-residence treatment program, unde…
Remember Cat Stevens? He came to prominence here in the early 1970s as a singer-songwriter responsible for such ethereal ballads as “Peace Train,” “Wild World,” “Moon Shadow” and “Morning Has …
What most of us take for granted, a day at the beach, is a daunting obstacle for someone who uses a wheelchair to get around. It’s almost impossible to navigate the soft sand with a regular wh…
Canaveral Port Ministry is ready to host its annual Walk for Bibles on Saturday, Nov. 13.
One can almost taste the salsa and spices Titusville will soon enjoy at a restaurant rising at the corner of U.S.1 and Harrison Street at Titus Landing shopping mall.
“Diabetes is almost like an epidemic affecting millions,” said Dr. Frederick Ho of Atlantic Eye. “It affects the body’s ability to produce or utilize insulin effectively to regulate the blood …
Hundreds of thousands of people gather every weekend to attend football games, but I think I’ll take a pass on attending any games myself.
Senior Life and Boomer Guide garnered multiple awards for excellence in journalism from the North American Mature Publishers Senior Association.
Every year, members of the GFWC Melbourne Woman’s Club work for hours sewing so that local seniors have it a bit easier when navigating their daily routines.
Diabetics have been checking body glucose numbers for years by pricking their thumbs. But now with a sweep of the cell phone over a glucose monitor, some diabetics get a break from the sting o…
“New year, new me,” said Amy as she plopped several grocery bags on the kitchen counter. “I am going on this new diet I read about,” she said with an excited grin and a twinkle in her eyes.
This year’s Thanksgiving Day should be quite different from last year when, because of the pandemic, it did not involve the traditional celebrations in many cases. Even family members were sta…
The thespians who created Surfside Playhouse in 1959 were used to productions in unlikely places.
During a distinguished career, retired Army Maj. Gen. Gregg Martin commanded thousands of soldiers fighting in Iraq, but the biggest enemy he battled was inside his head.
Members of the Savannahs Golf Club have stepped forward to honor fallen troops and to help give hope to the children and spouses to those who sacrificed so much.
In the iconic Norman Rockwell painting, “Freedom from Want,” an excited family gathers around Thanksgiving dinner, where a delicious-looking turkey awaits.
If you enjoy seeing beautiful artwork, listening to music and eating great food, then you don’t want to miss the 2021 Cocoa Beach Art Show.
In the fight for camera supremacy, smartphones have emerged as the clear winner over point-and-shoot models.
Before she was embraced by the volunteers at Touch of Grey, Peaches’ life was anything but peachy.
The 7.5-million-dollar clubhouse project at Suntree Country Club is nearing its completion.
One of Brevard County’s premier art shows is returning this month.
The Military Tribute Banner Program returns to Palm Bay as part of the city’s Veterans Day observances to honor the men and women of the United States Armed Forces.
Brevard County TRIAD is working on the 22nd annual Senior Santa Project and is in need of community assistance.
On Wednesday, October 27th the Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors appointed Jimmy Lane as its new President & Chief Executive Officer.
“What did you say?” or “What’s that?” might mean other people are not talking loudly enough or you are having hearing problems? Many years ago, when I phoned my aging parents, my mother said, …
Every day is a day of thanksgiving in the life of Hazeline Holder, for her strength, her kindness and her community spirit. This Thanksgiving, however, her family is especially grateful for he…
Cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic, the Space Coast Music Festival is back in a big way.
The terminal renovation & expansion project will include an 86,000 sq. ft. addition to the current facility at the Melbourne Orlando International Airport and also renovations of existing …
The ghost of spring training and minor league baseball still lingers at Space Coast Stadium, now a part of the United States Specialty Sports Association’s Space Coast Complex.
Years ago, efforts to bring an aircraft manufacturer to Melbourne has come a long way and has brought much more.
Each year, millions of elderly Americans fall victim to financial fraud or confidence schemes. Criminals gain their targets’ trust and might communicate directly via computer, phone, and mail.…
While walking her dog, Boss Hogg, along a rural Mims road, Lenore Barton got a surprise.
Drive Black Willow Trail in Mims and you will encounter a rare sight in Brevard: a working vineyard.
Thomas “Snuff” Garrett was a Dallas high school dropout who became a Lubbock, Texas disc jockey at age 17 and befriended local music star Buddy Holly.
This summer, it’s not the bugs that are bugging me. Oh, there’s still a lot of the little flying and crawling critters around, but what’s bugging me this summer is the thing that’s two separat…
Walk down the main corridor at Shell Harbor and you will find some of the same conveniences one would see on the main street of a planned community.
The musicians of the Community Band of Brevard expect to make plenty of beautiful music together for years to come, with the help of new conductor Rob Kessler.
Domenick Bellissimo joined the exclusive club of centenarians on Friday, Sept. 10, 2021, and the Barefoot Bay community celebrated with him.
Mike Persichetti, the sales manager at Cocoa’s Paradise Ford, would like to leave the car business one day and focus on his favorite activity, painting in oils and acrylics.
Vanda Knowles hates exercise.
Karen Wilson fondly remembers the wonderful sights, sounds and emotions of attending a Broadway show with her New York City classmates.
Advancements in breast cancer screening reflect the genuine discovery in better cancer detection that is so important to women.
He is a first-time participant in the American Cancer Society’s Real Men Wear Pink, but Steve Vitani’s enthusiasm and drive to raise awareness and funds for the cause is evident.
Throughout the ages, people have been challenged by the rituals at the end of summer. Linked to pre-Christian practices, people throughout the world have celebrated in various ways. Christians…
It’s October and Klaus Kolb, 86, and Brigitte Koss, 84, are donning their Lederhosen and Dirndl, practicing polkas and reviving their native tongue to lead Oktoberfest events around the area.
Brevard County’s constitutional officers will host the sixth annual Rescuing Veterans Lost in America Gala on Oct. 16 at the Radisson Resort at the Port Convention Center.
The people answering the calls for assistance through the Florida Veterans Support Line and 211 Brevard understand the plight of veterans in need.
Don’t call runners joggers. They take offense.
Palm Bay Public Library in Port Malabar held a Welcome Back to the Library Open House on Sept. 1, heralding the reopening of its in-person programs.
