Years ago, efforts to bring an aircraft manufacturer to Melbourne has come a long way and has brought much more. Read 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.
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.
Domenick Bellissimo joined the exclusive club of centenarians on Friday, Sept. 10, 2021, and the Barefoot Bay community celebrated with him.
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.
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.
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.
For years, Dale Ziegler has looked up to handball champion Norm Young. He doesn’t have to anymore.
Some things never change.
On her 103rd birthday on Sept. 5, 2021, Evelyn Thomas surprised her family with her wit and clarity.
Just as a battery on an electric bicycle helps a rider zip down the road, the COVID-19 pandemic gave the e-bike industry a big boost nationwide.
Artwork from the now-closed Foosaner Art Museum has moved to the Appleton Museum of Art at the College of Central Florida in Ocala, but college officials there would not say when or if the col…
MSC Cruises is set to become the fifth major cruise line to operate from Port Canaveral, as its cruise ship MSC Divina has received approval to sail for the first time from its new homeport on…
The Brevard Veterans Memorial Center paid tribute to those who were lost in the horrific terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 and those who suffered and died in the aftermath.
Members and residents, in solemn demeanor, gathered on the front lawn of the Suntree Country Club to pay tribute to those lost in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Bright eye-catching birdhouses capture attention in a Barefoot Bay neighborhood.
Bluegrass music must prove to be effective against aging since bluegrass promoter John Tandie “J.T.” Shealy looks nowhere near his 81 years.
You won’t need to go somewhere over the rainbow to experience the magic of the south’s only Wizard of Oz museum.
A disturbing sight awaited Peter Bandre during a morning beach visit at Indialantic in 1982. Dead sea turtle hatchlings were scattered across the parking lot, squashed by cars.
Many new Florida residents have held a withered plant and wondered why gardening methods that worked back home, don’t work here.
Do you need a place to pamper your pet while you’re away on vacation or even at the doctor for an hour or two?
We Dance Academies, with studios in Viera and Melbourne, is inviting older adults to register for its social ballroom dance classes.
It is difficult to separate self-described “Drama Mama” Dr. Anastacia Hawkins-Smith from the Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse, because since 1989 the two have been inseparable.
Did you know?
Mark Warzecha of the No Bad Days Foundation presents a new beach wheelchair to Melbourne Beach Fire Chief Gavin Brown.It is the second beach wheelchair the foundation has donated on the Space …
If you’ve ever met Terry Stone, you probably have heard her appeal for volunteers to help others.
The Indian River Lagoon is a vast expanse of water, stretching from Volusia County to Palm Beach County, approximately 156 miles.
In only a few waterways in the world does the aquatic phenomenon of bioluminescence occur. The Indian River Lagoon is one such place.
St. Francis Reflections Lifestage Care announced Aug. 9 that it had begun construction on a new, 10-bed in-patient hospice care center at Melbourne Regional Medical Center.
National Lighthouse Day is August 7.
For most of us a regular shower is something we take for granted, along with all its essentials, such as hot water, soap, shampoo, towels and deodorant.
Brevard County soccer fans are experiencing a good season, following the men’s and women’s professional teams in Orlando. Both the Orlando City of Major League Soccer, and the women’s team, th…
Meet Skip Murphy. He’s an amateur photographer, nature enthusiast and avid sunrise chaser. His hobby gets him up before the first rays of natural light each day. It takes him to parks, beaches…
When animals other than cats and dogs are dumped at the SPCA of Brevard, the staff know to head straight for Christmas, where Shirley Cannan of Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue welcomes the abando…
Beehives are like potato chips. You can’t have just one.
Patrick Space Force Base has renewed and replenished its beaches for better access following severe erosion.
The Sonata East at Viera, Viera's newest senior living community, held a VIP Open House July 22. A facility tour and ribbon-cutting ceremony were conducted.
The Titusville Playhouse, located in the historic Emma Parrish Theatre, has announced that it will expand and enhance the arts in Titusville.
With hurricane season underway and the NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center predicting another above-normal Atlantic hurricane season, now is the time to be thinking of storm preparation.
Port Canaveral will receive $72 million to help it recover from the effect of the economic downturn during the coronavirus pandemic.
Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos, his brother Mark, and both the oldest and youngest astronauts flew July 20 to the edge of space.
Look for a brand new jewel in the Space Coast crown as downtown Eau Gallie aims to become a major destination with a hotel, five-story parking garage and an east-west St. Claire Street redesig…
With the safe landing of space shuttle Atlantis and its four-member crew at Kennedy Space Center on July 21, 2011, NASA ended the shuttle program after 30 years and 135 missions.
Children are synonymous with Titusville’s historic Carter House, built in 1915 at 126 S. Grannis Ave.
Norwegian Cruise Lines is challenging a Florida law that prevents the company from asking cruise passengers to show proof of vaccination to board its cruise ships.
Volunteers at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center are in need of the following items to assist the homeless and veterans in need.
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.
Domenick Bellissimo joined the exclusive club of centenarians on Friday, Sept. 10, 2021, and the Barefoot Bay community celebrated with him.
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.
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.
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.
For years, Dale Ziegler has looked up to handball champion Norm Young. He doesn’t have to anymore.
Some things never change.
On her 103rd birthday on Sept. 5, 2021, Evelyn Thomas surprised her family with her wit and clarity.
Just as a battery on an electric bicycle helps a rider zip down the road, the COVID-19 pandemic gave the e-bike industry a big boost nationwide.
Artwork from the now-closed Foosaner Art Museum has moved to the Appleton Museum of Art at the College of Central Florida in Ocala, but college officials there would not say when or if the col…
MSC Cruises is set to become the fifth major cruise line to operate from Port Canaveral, as its cruise ship MSC Divina has received approval to sail for the first time from its new homeport on…
The Brevard Veterans Memorial Center paid tribute to those who were lost in the horrific terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 and those who suffered and died in the aftermath.
Members and residents, in solemn demeanor, gathered on the front lawn of the Suntree Country Club to pay tribute to those lost in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Bright eye-catching birdhouses capture attention in a Barefoot Bay neighborhood.
Bluegrass music must prove to be effective against aging since bluegrass promoter John Tandie “J.T.” Shealy looks nowhere near his 81 years.
You won’t need to go somewhere over the rainbow to experience the magic of the south’s only Wizard of Oz museum.
A disturbing sight awaited Peter Bandre during a morning beach visit at Indialantic in 1982. Dead sea turtle hatchlings were scattered across the parking lot, squashed by cars.
Many new Florida residents have held a withered plant and wondered why gardening methods that worked back home, don’t work here.
Do you need a place to pamper your pet while you’re away on vacation or even at the doctor for an hour or two?
We Dance Academies, with studios in Viera and Melbourne, is inviting older adults to register for its social ballroom dance classes.
It is difficult to separate self-described “Drama Mama” Dr. Anastacia Hawkins-Smith from the Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse, because since 1989 the two have been inseparable.
Did you know?
Mark Warzecha of the No Bad Days Foundation presents a new beach wheelchair to Melbourne Beach Fire Chief Gavin Brown.It is the second beach wheelchair the foundation has donated on the Space …
If you’ve ever met Terry Stone, you probably have heard her appeal for volunteers to help others.
The Indian River Lagoon is a vast expanse of water, stretching from Volusia County to Palm Beach County, approximately 156 miles.
In only a few waterways in the world does the aquatic phenomenon of bioluminescence occur. The Indian River Lagoon is one such place.
St. Francis Reflections Lifestage Care announced Aug. 9 that it had begun construction on a new, 10-bed in-patient hospice care center at Melbourne Regional Medical Center.
National Lighthouse Day is August 7.
For most of us a regular shower is something we take for granted, along with all its essentials, such as hot water, soap, shampoo, towels and deodorant.
Brevard County soccer fans are experiencing a good season, following the men’s and women’s professional teams in Orlando. Both the Orlando City of Major League Soccer, and the women’s team, th…
Meet Skip Murphy. He’s an amateur photographer, nature enthusiast and avid sunrise chaser. His hobby gets him up before the first rays of natural light each day. It takes him to parks, beaches…
When animals other than cats and dogs are dumped at the SPCA of Brevard, the staff know to head straight for Christmas, where Shirley Cannan of Fallin’ Pines Critter Rescue welcomes the abando…
Beehives are like potato chips. You can’t have just one.
Patrick Space Force Base has renewed and replenished its beaches for better access following severe erosion.
The Sonata East at Viera, Viera's newest senior living community, held a VIP Open House July 22. A facility tour and ribbon-cutting ceremony were conducted.
The Titusville Playhouse, located in the historic Emma Parrish Theatre, has announced that it will expand and enhance the arts in Titusville.
With hurricane season underway and the NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center predicting another above-normal Atlantic hurricane season, now is the time to be thinking of storm preparation.
Port Canaveral will receive $72 million to help it recover from the effect of the economic downturn during the coronavirus pandemic.
Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos, his brother Mark, and both the oldest and youngest astronauts flew July 20 to the edge of space.
Look for a brand new jewel in the Space Coast crown as downtown Eau Gallie aims to become a major destination with a hotel, five-story parking garage and an east-west St. Claire Street redesig…
With the safe landing of space shuttle Atlantis and its four-member crew at Kennedy Space Center on July 21, 2011, NASA ended the shuttle program after 30 years and 135 missions.
Children are synonymous with Titusville’s historic Carter House, built in 1915 at 126 S. Grannis Ave.
Norwegian Cruise Lines is challenging a Florida law that prevents the company from asking cruise passengers to show proof of vaccination to board its cruise ships.
Volunteers at the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center are in need of the following items to assist the homeless and veterans in need.
BREVARD COUNTY, FL. -- Brightline is working to complete a key connection in expanding high-speed rail in the state of Florida with installation of a rail bridge over Interstate 95 in Brevard…
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Thousands of people of all ages participate annually in The 100 Day Project to learn something new or improve a skill according to their own personal design.
