Anthony J. Catanese is always running—not just in his role as president of the Florida Institute of Technology or in his numerous community service positions. Catanese can be seen literally running, along the scenic Space Coast five miles every day. […]
School board to conduct public hearing tonight about a proposal to close four schools in Brevard County. […]
BCC freshman Nia Frederick enjoys unique challenge of suiting up for two sports for the Titans this year. […]
Space Coast Daily.com traveled to ART MIAMI to interview world-famous ceramist Kate Malone from London England. […]
James Gregory Giganti, 60, passed away at home on November 27, 2012. He battled cancer for a dozen years. After numerous heroic comebacks, his death came unexpectedly. […]
The Melbourne City Council has officially approved the hiring of Michael McNees as its new city manager. […]
Junior Rita Acevedo sets career-high in rebounds as Florida Tech downs Albany State. […]
The artistic creations of deceased Melbourne Beach resident D.X. Ross will be shown at the Foosaner Art Museum starting Oct. 5. […]
Traffic signal installation will result in lane closures for busy West Melbourne road. […]
Mary Williams Buckley, 89, was born on February 28th 1923 in Mauch Chunk, PA and passed away peacefully on December 5, 2012 in Melbourne. […]
Six players score in double figures as Florida Tech cruises by DeVry Miramar on Saturday in Melbourne. […]
Men’s basketball winning streak ends at seven games as Titans blown out by Gulf State College in JUCO Shootout. […]
