Florida has become the fourth state to join the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Network of Age-Friendly States and Communities. […]
It was a busy day for Titusville Fire personnel as units responded to three working fires since 6 a.m. Wednesday. Among the calls for assistance was at a quadplex at 531 Rock Pit Road, with heavy black smoke showing on arrival. […]
A Brevard County Grand Jury issued an indictment charging 40-year-old Daniel Aaron Blair with one count of First Degree Premeditated Murder, one count of Burglary of a Dwelling and one count of Robbery in connection with the death of 63-year-old Christopher Johnston at his Titusville home. […]
Brevard County Fire Rescue is saddened by the passing of retired Chief Don Boykin on April 20, 2019. […]
Today in 1990, STS-31 Discovery lifts off to deploy one of the most significant astronomical advances since Galileo’s telescope: NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. […]
Days after a SpaceX mishap sent smoke up into the air along Florida’s Space Coast, another commercial partner of NASA was working on plans to launch astronauts from U.S. soil again. […]
U.S. Rep. Bill Posey (FL-08) praised the soon-to-be-completed Canaveral Harbor Sand Bypass Project (Phase 5) as a unified effort that keeps Port Canaveral’s economic engine running while restoring 3.5 miles of shoreline south of Canaveral Inlet to the pre-inlet levels of the early 1950s. […]
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge traces its beginnings to the development of the nation’s Space Program. […]
The NASA Stars Award was presented to William “Doug” Hubbard during the recent Out Brief of the Environmental Energy Functional Review at Marshall Space Flight Center Office of Center Operations. […]
Former Vice President Joe Biden will launch his long-anticipated presidential campaign on Thursday, according to several people familiar with the plans. […]
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services released a new mini-documentary video entitled “America’s Forgotten Disaster,” highlighting the destruction and consequences of Hurricane Michael, with a focus on forestry and timber. […]
Living in a digital age means there are few businesses these days that can get away with having absolutely no online presence. While many small set-ups may rely on a basic Facebook page, most will rely on computers and other IT resources to operate things such as payroll, stock inventory records, and customer information databases, as well as perhaps to manage orders and payments. […]
