Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy has partnered with Rockledge Regional Medical Center to deliver COVID-19 vaccinations to its teachers and staff age 50 and older. […]
VIP America Central Branch Administrator Patricia Worrow and Sam Yates discuss COVID-19 and vaccines for seniors in Brevard. VIP America’s new headquarters in Brevard County is located at 1542 South Wickham Road in Melbourne. The move to the expanded facility was completed just in time for the office to officially open on January 1. […]
Paco, Lana and Jammer take their turn at stardom in ‘Tails of the Space Coast,’ which will be printed later this year. […]
Former Florida Tech Panther and now pro football player JT Hassell has teamed up with “All Black” to host the SMILE AGAIN! event set for Saturday, March 13 in Titusville. […]
What is the best way to handle grief when losing a loved one? Listen to Lisa Millay with Wuesthoff Hospice as she describes how best to deal with life’s most difficult moments. […]
The City of Rockledge announced on Monday that city officials have extended the face mask/ face covering order through April 30, 2021. […]
Bill Posey represents Florida’s 8th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. […]
First Lady Casey DeSantis announced the launch of a resiliency initiative for Florida schools to emphasize key character development skills including volunteerism, teamwork, and problem solving. […]
HOT OFF THE PRESS! February 15, 2021 Space Coast Daily News – Brevard County’s Best Newspaper […]
Do you know someone with chronic health problems? St.Francis Reflections Lifestage Care is there to help. Space Coast Daily’s Giles Malone sits down with Program Manager Andy Robinson and Nurse Practitioner Tiffany Graham to learn more about how St. Francis provides world-class palliative care. […]
Like many, Brenda and her husband took every precaution while visiting their grandchildren for Christmas, so when they arrived back home safe and sound they felt relieved. […]
On Tuesday, Representative Randy Fine filed HB 1043 which would save the State of Florida over $100 million in prescription drug costs while increasing access to critical prescription drugs to Medicaid recipients. […]
