Port Canaveral will receive $72 million to help it recover from the effect of the economic downturn during the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
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…
Then - 1916
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.
Helene Foltis was one of the residents at Victoria’s Landing to enjoy a trip down memory lane at a car show on Father’s Day as she envied the 1957 Chevy convertible owned by the man who hosted…
Pat Schenavar borrows from George Bernard Shaw when she notes that “happy is the woman that can make a living by her hobby.”
Elaine Margolis of Satellite Beach plans to fly to Houston this month for her granddaughter’s first birthday. She’s more concerned about passenger “craziness” than restrictions or contracting …
Few folks are fortunate enough to have a parade in their honor. Bob Clark has had two, but then, few folks are fortunate enough to celebrate their 102nd birthday, as Clark just did.
Built in 1966, the 260,000-square-foot Titusville Mall, (formerly Searstown Mall) at 3550 S. Washington Ave, has been an important part of Titusville’s past and remains a part of the city’s present.
While Meals on Wheels delivers nutrition for the body, the local Benevolent Patriotic Order of Does #183, an Elks Lodge affiliate, adds a little something for the heart and soul.
After a devastating, pandemic-induced shutdown of the cruise industry, cruise ships carrying passengers are sailing from U.S. ports once more.
The Brevard Indian River Lagoon Coalition and 16 other concerned organizations and businesses are urging Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to declare a state of emergency triggered by the deaths of mo…
By 2030, all Baby Boomers will be over the age of 65. While this demographic statistic might leave you in shock, it also will mark a milestone in the U.S.
Tampa Bay has emerged as Sportstown USA, home of champions. The Buccaneers are Super Bowl champions. The Tampa Bay Lightning are Stanley Cup hockey champions. The Rays are reigning American Le…
Brightline will be closing Melbourne Avenue at the railroad bridge to through traffic for one year beginning on July 6, to complete work on the bridge. All businesses located near the constru…
Veterans’ advocates headed by The Good Deed Foundation, which is part of the Military Officers Association of America, Cape Canaveral Chapter, will hold a rally and fundraiser at 6 p.m. Tuesda…
A free program known as Literacy for Adults in Brevard is seeking students and volunteer tutors.
Line dancing can be a fun way to stay sharp physically and mentally.
The National Veterans Homeless Support dedicated one of its four transitional homes in honor of Sarah Jones and her late husband Sgt. Edward Jones, a World War II veterans of the U.S. Army Air Corps.
A tiny ball of feathers at Florida Wildlife Hospital is proof that you are never too old, or too little, to make a difference, even if you happen to be a 5-ounce Eastern screech owl.
The lowly plastic bottle cap is unwanted even by recycling facilities, which rarely use them. However, thanks in part to the Cape Canaveral Pen Women, this Rodney Dangerfield of plastic may ea…
Then - 1980s
Living on a sun-kissed island away from urban bustle might seem idyllic, but the idyll comes at a price. Granted, some people are happy to pay.
Mary Hise doesn’t remember when she had a weekend off. With more than 6,000 charges depending on her for life itself, how can she afford that luxury?
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels arrived Thursday at Orlando Melbourne International Airport to garner enthusiasm for the Great Florida Air Show, which will take place Saturday and Sunday (May 15-16).
Determined to keep the memories of fallen police officers alive, about 150 bicyclists rode into Mims and on to Titusville on the final leg of their 350-mile ride.
Space Launch Delta 45 is the new designation for what was the 45 Space Wing at Patrick Air Force Base.
TITUSVILLE -- The annual placing of over 13,000 flags to honor those who have lost loved ones in the line of duty got underway Monday, as part of the Police Week observances at The American Po…
At the time of publication, FPL had requested a major increase in base rates from the Florida Public Service Commission.
When faced with the COVID-19 shutdowns a year ago, some families flocked to get backyard hens for their eggs and to provide a time-consuming, animal-care hobby for their children.
The annual Rolling Thunder Ride for Freedom XXXIII, which normally occurs on Memorial Day in Washington D.C., is coming to Brevard County this year.
STATE OF FLORIDA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER 21-101
There is a lot going on at the North Brevard Senior Center and the community is invited. Things are returning to normal in the aftermath of COVID lockdowns.
Walking for a good cause is commendable. Doing so at 98 and as a hospice patient is seriously admirable.
If your home and personal belongings are burglarized or damaged in a fire or natural disaster, you need to file a homeowners insurance claim to be reimbursed for the loss.
If you missed out on the most recent Boomer Guide Drive-thru Senior Expo, don’t worry — there’s still one more outing.
After being closed since March, 2020 due to the COVID pandemic, the North Brevard Historical Museum will reopen its doors May 4.
Usually first responders at the Mims Volunteer Department come to the rescue. But when an encryption mandate, requiring special radios and equipment for emergency operations, was issued by The…
Armond Ripell believes humor is the main reason he’s lived a long life.
Ed Currier’s 100th birthday on April 9 was a fun day at Chateau Madeleine. It was the first 100th birthday party held at the assisted-living facility.
Steel drums, a cool breeze and rum create an escape to an island state of mind in John McDonald’s newest album, “Islandology.”
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…
Then - 1916
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.
Helene Foltis was one of the residents at Victoria’s Landing to enjoy a trip down memory lane at a car show on Father’s Day as she envied the 1957 Chevy convertible owned by the man who hosted…
Pat Schenavar borrows from George Bernard Shaw when she notes that “happy is the woman that can make a living by her hobby.”
Elaine Margolis of Satellite Beach plans to fly to Houston this month for her granddaughter’s first birthday. She’s more concerned about passenger “craziness” than restrictions or contracting …
Few folks are fortunate enough to have a parade in their honor. Bob Clark has had two, but then, few folks are fortunate enough to celebrate their 102nd birthday, as Clark just did.
Built in 1966, the 260,000-square-foot Titusville Mall, (formerly Searstown Mall) at 3550 S. Washington Ave, has been an important part of Titusville’s past and remains a part of the city’s present.
While Meals on Wheels delivers nutrition for the body, the local Benevolent Patriotic Order of Does #183, an Elks Lodge affiliate, adds a little something for the heart and soul.
After a devastating, pandemic-induced shutdown of the cruise industry, cruise ships carrying passengers are sailing from U.S. ports once more.
The Brevard Indian River Lagoon Coalition and 16 other concerned organizations and businesses are urging Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to declare a state of emergency triggered by the deaths of mo…
By 2030, all Baby Boomers will be over the age of 65. While this demographic statistic might leave you in shock, it also will mark a milestone in the U.S.
Tampa Bay has emerged as Sportstown USA, home of champions. The Buccaneers are Super Bowl champions. The Tampa Bay Lightning are Stanley Cup hockey champions. The Rays are reigning American Le…
Brightline will be closing Melbourne Avenue at the railroad bridge to through traffic for one year beginning on July 6, to complete work on the bridge. All businesses located near the constru…
Veterans’ advocates headed by The Good Deed Foundation, which is part of the Military Officers Association of America, Cape Canaveral Chapter, will hold a rally and fundraiser at 6 p.m. Tuesda…
A free program known as Literacy for Adults in Brevard is seeking students and volunteer tutors.
Line dancing can be a fun way to stay sharp physically and mentally.
The National Veterans Homeless Support dedicated one of its four transitional homes in honor of Sarah Jones and her late husband Sgt. Edward Jones, a World War II veterans of the U.S. Army Air Corps.
A tiny ball of feathers at Florida Wildlife Hospital is proof that you are never too old, or too little, to make a difference, even if you happen to be a 5-ounce Eastern screech owl.
The lowly plastic bottle cap is unwanted even by recycling facilities, which rarely use them. However, thanks in part to the Cape Canaveral Pen Women, this Rodney Dangerfield of plastic may ea…
Then - 1980s
Living on a sun-kissed island away from urban bustle might seem idyllic, but the idyll comes at a price. Granted, some people are happy to pay.
Mary Hise doesn’t remember when she had a weekend off. With more than 6,000 charges depending on her for life itself, how can she afford that luxury?
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels arrived Thursday at Orlando Melbourne International Airport to garner enthusiasm for the Great Florida Air Show, which will take place Saturday and Sunday (May 15-16).
Determined to keep the memories of fallen police officers alive, about 150 bicyclists rode into Mims and on to Titusville on the final leg of their 350-mile ride.
Space Launch Delta 45 is the new designation for what was the 45 Space Wing at Patrick Air Force Base.
TITUSVILLE -- The annual placing of over 13,000 flags to honor those who have lost loved ones in the line of duty got underway Monday, as part of the Police Week observances at The American Po…
At the time of publication, FPL had requested a major increase in base rates from the Florida Public Service Commission.
When faced with the COVID-19 shutdowns a year ago, some families flocked to get backyard hens for their eggs and to provide a time-consuming, animal-care hobby for their children.
The annual Rolling Thunder Ride for Freedom XXXIII, which normally occurs on Memorial Day in Washington D.C., is coming to Brevard County this year.
STATE OF FLORIDA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR EXECUTIVE ORDER NUMBER 21-101
There is a lot going on at the North Brevard Senior Center and the community is invited. Things are returning to normal in the aftermath of COVID lockdowns.
Walking for a good cause is commendable. Doing so at 98 and as a hospice patient is seriously admirable.
If your home and personal belongings are burglarized or damaged in a fire or natural disaster, you need to file a homeowners insurance claim to be reimbursed for the loss.
If you missed out on the most recent Boomer Guide Drive-thru Senior Expo, don’t worry — there’s still one more outing.
After being closed since March, 2020 due to the COVID pandemic, the North Brevard Historical Museum will reopen its doors May 4.
Usually first responders at the Mims Volunteer Department come to the rescue. But when an encryption mandate, requiring special radios and equipment for emergency operations, was issued by The…
Armond Ripell believes humor is the main reason he’s lived a long life.
Ed Currier’s 100th birthday on April 9 was a fun day at Chateau Madeleine. It was the first 100th birthday party held at the assisted-living facility.
Steel drums, a cool breeze and rum create an escape to an island state of mind in John McDonald’s newest album, “Islandology.”
May usually is the month for flowers that follow April showers. But it’s also become a time for early-arriving tropical storms and hurricanes.
Electric vehicles, which flourished in the early 1900s, are charging toward a comeback in the 21st century.
Brevard County’s rural landscape might not be as vast as it once was, but urban farmers such as Suzanne and Andrew Richmond are keeping the tradition alive while feeding locals in the process.
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